Young bank clerk Lída Veselá has become quite close to Milan Novák. She does not suspect that in reality he is the Yugoslavian industrialist Milan Bor, who has come to Prague for a conference of financial magnates from the whole world summoned by Mr Brown of London. Sir Brown would like to acquire financial support for his project to construct a railway line from Asia to Europe. Lída is invited to the proceedings as a stenographer, and when she meets Bor there she takes umbrage at his fraud. Bor proposes instead of a railway an air route and the negotiations end for Brown in failure. Pressed for time Milan sends Lída only a short letter and a bracelet as a memento. The offended woman accepts Brown's offer to become his secretary and leaves to travel the world. Bor prepares himself well for a new conference in Dubrovnik and again he has upper hand. Brown would like to preclude his participation at the closing discussion, but his trick does not come off. Lída, who has persistently refused Bor's explanation and has not accepted Bor's marriage proposal as well, leaves for Prague. Milan, however, soon shows up to convince her that she is the one and only for him.
The film materials are believed lost.
sekretářka Anja von Krenesch
Henriette Chalais
Mabel Chesterton
americký finančník Frank Harris
sir James Chesterton, otec Mabel
Tobby Drummond
Patrik
účastník konference
účastník konference
účastník konference
účastník konference
účastník konference
účastník konference
Ernst Rechenmacher, Fritz Stradner, Gill Sedláčková (adept režie)
Leopold Kuhnert, Josef Kobík, František Rous
Willy Ströminger (fotograf)
Orchestr F.O.K. (Music Conducted by Jára Beneš)
Song Composer Erich Sennhofer
Writer of Lyrics Raimund Danberg
Singer Claire Fuchs-Kaufmann /ž/
Ze všech jediná [německá verze]
Ze všech jediná [německá verze]
The One and Only [German version]
Eine von Allen
Adresse unbekannt / Eine von allen
Adresátka neznámá
film
featuretheatrical distribution
lost film
comedy
Czechoslovakia, Germany
1937
1937
start of filming 26 July 1937
end of filming 28 August 1937
date of censorship 03/1938
date of censorship 05/1940
withdrawal from distribution 18 May 1945
premiere abroad 16 August 1938 (Colosseum, Vídeň, Rakousko)
premiere 28 October 1938 /inaccessible for youths/ (kino Urania /1 týden/, Praha)
premiere abroad 22 November 1938 (Titania-Palast, Berlín, Německo)
Lloyd (zadavatel), Josef Kabeláč, Th. Czernin
feature film
84 min
2 375 meters
35mm
1:1,37
black & white
sound
Tobis – Klang
German
German
without subtitles
German
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