Working from the story Poslední klíč (The Last Key) written by Karel Štorkán and Vladimír Kalina, director Ivo Toman created Slečny přijdou později (The Girls Will Turn Up Later, 1966). The detective story follows members of Prague CID as they investigate a group of people in the hospitality industry who have expanded their range of services for foreign visitors to include paid sex. However, the Prague hotel that is a focal point of the investigation is also plagued by a spate of deaths –a suspicious number of people have fallen out of its windows. More accustomed to investigating property-related crime, police detective Captain Roháč (Bohumil Šmída) thus finds himself investigating two related murders as well… The part of the barber Forejt, involved along with his pals in the sinister business, was played by Svatopluk Beneš, otherwise rarely cast during the 1960s. The then star of the silver screen Olga Schoberová played the prostitute Saša. Although the role of the hotel’s porter was rather small, it did not stop Pavel Landovský from excelling in it, while director Juraj Herz makes an appearance as the Egyptian tourist Salim.
When the young teacher Šindelářová falls from a window the police do not think it was suicide, but there is no proof it was murder. A year goes by and in a Prague hotel an elderly Czech-American looks at a stand of pictures, chooses one of a pretty blonde and pays 350 crowns for it. In return he gets a key, address and information, that the girl will come later. The girl, Saša Léblová is very surprised when the foreign tourist turns out to be Captain Roháč from the police. He is investigating a prostitution racket that involves some employees of the hotel and young women in various serious professions who are making extra money by selling their bodies. Police inspectors start to look over the hotel. The case becomes more serious when the receptionist Alexej dies in a fall from the terrace. The organizers of the strange trade - the director Macháček, the barber Forejt and the waiter Viktora - decide together to shift all the suspicion onto Alexej. Evžen Viktora tries to convince Léblová that it was Alexej who killed Šindelářová a year before, but the girl knows that this isn't true. The secretary Barborka, Macháček's mistress, realizes in a conversation with Saša that it was the director who was behind the murder of both the inconvenient witnesses. A reconstruction organized by the police in the hotel shows that the murderer was - the barber Forejt.
holič Forejt
ředitel hotelu Rudolf Macháček
číšník Evžen Viktora
kapitán VB Roháč
nadporučík VB Kosina
poručík VB Kodeš
recepční Jiří Alexej
Saša Léblová
sekretářka Barborka
vrchní Karel
recepční Hlavsa
pokojská Božka
Vlasta Beránková
František, Vlastin ženich
Němec Achim Ritzbauer
zřízenec Pavka
Egypťan Sálim
Dagmar, Sašina spolubydlící
praporčík VB
pochůzkář VB
barman
účetní hotelu
plavovláska
robustní muž
slečna v černých brýlích
Normař
dáma
příživnice
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příživnice
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příživnice
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příživnice
příživnice
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příživnice
příslušník VB
příslušník VB
příslušník VB
příslušník VB
příslušník VB
daktyloskop
úředník
úředník
provozář
host hotelu
host hotelu
host hotelu
muž v plášti
číšník
servírka
servírka
hlas Saši Léblové
hlas sekretářky Barborky
Jiří Hraběta, Helena Pokorná
Vladimír Kalina (Poslední klíč – povídka), Karel Štorkán (Poslední klíč – povídka)
Josef Calta, Karel Černoch, Miloš Sršeň
Vlasta Synkulová, Jaroslav Solnička
mjr. Jaroslav Šturma, mjr. Miloš Vlasák
Marie Koubková (klapka)
Štěpán Koníček (FISYO)
Gdě eta ulica, gdě etot dom
Václav Irmanov (Gdě eta ulica, gdě etot dom)
Slečny přijdou později
The Girls Will Turn Up Later
film
feature
detective
Czechoslovakia
1966
1966
20 May 1966
Šmída – Fikar, Ladislav Fikar, Bohumil Šmída
long
89 min
Czech