Apolenka, daughter of the landlord, serves in the little pub called Pod Emauzy. Her sweetheart, the postillion Jan Martin, often goes there to see her. Countess Lubecká is ill in bed. Her brother in fear of his inheritance tells her he has an illegitimate child, a girl, who is being raised by the landlord at Pod Emauzy. The countess asks her brother to bring the girl to her, since she wants her to be brought up correctly. Apolenka, who knows nothing of her noble origins, comes to live in the castle. But she does not want to marry the rich man the count has selected as her bridegroom, and so she asks Jan to come to a soirée arranged at the castle and to ask for her hand in marriage. On the way, however, a wheel breaks on Jan's carriage and he does not make it to the castle. Apolenka is offended and refuses even to hear his belated apology. But when she finds out about the accident she rushes to Jan to apologise. Jan, himself offended, spurns the girl. Lubecká, the old countess, sees how unhappy the new countess is and sets everything aright. She accompanies Apolenka to Jan's waiting carriage, and the lovers return home.
The film materials are believed lost.
postilion Hans Martin
Liesl
Resi
hraběnka Lubetzky
hrabě Lubetzky
Anton Huber
hostinský Franz Weigl
August Stiebitz
sluha Alois
hrabě Willner
učitelka hudby
houslista a kapelník
sousedka v hospodě
Huberův vlčák
Joseph Lanner (Das Häuschen in Grinzing – opereta)
V tom domečku pod Emauzy [německá verze]
V tom domečku pod Emauzy [německá verze]
In the Little House below Emausy [German version]
Das Glück von Grinzing / Das Häuschen in Grinzig / Verklungene Zeiten
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
melodrama
Czechoslovakia
1933
1933
date of censorship 11/1933 (konec povolení k promítání 1938)
premiere 11/1933 /unsuitable for youths/
feature film
77 min
2 200 meters
35mm
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang
German
German
without subtitles
German
