Lea Pohlová sets up a fashion salon after her parents death. She also has to look after her sister Ema who is still studying. Lea makes the acquaintance of her neighbour, the medical student Brožek, who is in financial difficulties. Lea agrees with him that she will finance his studies if he marries her after he has graduated. Brožek then leaves for Prague to gain practical medical experience. After a while, Lea writes to him asking if he will look after Ema who is visiting the capital for a few days. Brožek takes her round Prague and begins to fall in love with her. He is an honourable man so he tells her that he is promised to another woman. Lea has in the meantime met her former college friend Pavel and refuses his offer of marriage saying that she has committed herself to another man. Both sisters are unhappy. When Ema discovers that Brožek is to marry Lea, she attempts suicide. Lea decides to break Brožek's pledge. Ema can now marry him and Lea gets another offer of marriage from Pavel.
Lea Pohlová
Ema, sestra Ley
Kristýna Žitná, Emina přítelkyně
Kristýnin bratr
posluchač lékařství Olek Brožek
JUDr. Pavel Navrátil
sestra JUDr. Navrátila
profesor fyziky Havelka
domovník Brabec
notář Navrátil
sousedka paní Kokošková
Brandejsová, Brožkova bytná
světlovlasá švadlenka Máňa
profesor matematiky
profesor přírodopisu
člen profesorského sboru
sousedka
lékař, Brožkův přítel
tmavovlasá švadlenka Máňa
pokojská v hotelu
přednosta kliniky
lékař v nemocnici
dirigent
orchestr
orchestr
Marie Blažková (Spodní tóny – román)
Antonín Frič (fotograf)
Orchestr F.O.K. (Music Conducted by Josef Stelibský), Orchestr R. A. Dvorského (Music Conducted by R. A. Dvorský)
Song Composer Josef Stelibský
Writer of Lyrics Jaroslav Mottl
Singer Setleři
Song Composer Josef Stelibský
Writer of Lyrics Jaroslav Mottl
Singer Bajo trio
Song Composer Josef Stelibský
Writer of Lyrics Jaroslav Mottl
Singer Bajo trio
Manželství na úvěr
Manželství na úvěr
Marriage on Credit
film
featuretheatrical distribution
melodrama
Czechoslovakia
1936
1936
start of filming 18 September 1936
end of filming 2 October 1936
date of censorship 11/1936
premiere 6 November 1936 /unsuitable for youths/ (kina Gaumont /2 týdny/ a Hollywood /1 týden/, Praha)
feature film
89 min
2 543 meters
35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech