Slávko nedej se!

The story follows pharmacist Pavlovský, who wishes to see his son Karel married. Karel is sent to Kutná Hora to stay with a friend, who has a daughter named Miroslava. However, Miroslava is influenced by her conservative upbringing, which leaves her lacking in charm. Additionally, Karel encounters his uncle Ambrož, who leads a double life as a serious man by day and a theater performer by night.

With a cast that includes Theodor Pištěk, Anna Letenská, and Věra Ferbasová, this film captures a specific comedic tone of its era. Its exploration of family and romance, set against the backdrop of pre-World War II Czechoslovakia, may appeal to collectors interested in early 20th-century cinema.