Johnnie Loves It Clean
Country
CzechoslovakiaCopyright
1932Production year
1932Runtime
5 minDirector
neuvedenoCategory
filmGenre
promotionalTypology
animatedtheatrical distributionshortOriginal title
Jája miluje čistotuCzech title
Jája miluje čistotuEnglish title
Johnnie Loves It CleanParallel title
Nicky liebt die ReinlichkeitSummary
A commercial promoting products by the Schicht company – the soaking detergent The Housewife's Praise [Chvála hospodyňky] and Schichtal washing powder.
Synopsis
Babies cry in a pram. Another baby rises up from a nearby pram, pulls off their dirty diapers and sets off for a ride through the streets in its own vehicle. It first snatches dirty laundry from the gossiping housewives and the curtains from the open windows, rushing with the armful of laundry to a billboard, which displays Schicht's washing and soaking detergents. There, it uses the help of a commercial mascot to demonstrate how to soak laundry in The Housewife's Praise and how to wash it in Schichtal powder.
Note
The commercial for the Czechoslovak-based Schicht company (Jiří Schicht a. s.) was filmed abroad.
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Crew and creators
Director
neuvedeno
Screenplay
Production info
Original Title
Jája miluje čistotu
Czech Title
Jája miluje čistotu
English Title
Johnnie Loves It Clean
Parallel Title
Nicky liebt die Reinlichkeit
Category
film
Typology
animatedtheatrical distribution
Genre
promotional
Origin country
Czechoslovakia
Copyright
1932
Production Year
1932
Production specifications
date of censorship 05/1932
Premiere
premiere 05/1932 /suitable for youths/
Production
Excentric film Berlín, Lintas Vídeň, Schicht Ústí nad Labem (zadavatel)
Copyright Holders
Technical info
Duration typology
short film
Duration in minutes
5 min
Original length in metres
130 meters
Distribution carrier
35mm
Animation technique
cartoon
Aspect ratio
1:1,19
Colour
black & white
Sound
silent, sound
Versions
Czech, German, Slovak
Dialogue languages
Czech, without dialogue, German
Subtitles languages
without subtitles
Intertitles languages
Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, German
Opening/End credits languages
Czech, Slovak, German
