TÅ™i vejce do skla

TÅ™i vejce do skla
Directed by	Martin FriÄ
Written by	VÃ¡clav Wasserman
Starring	Vlasta Burian
Cinematography	Ferdinand PeÄenka
Release dates	24 September 1937 (1937-09-24)
Running time	94 minutes
Country	Czechoslovakia
Language	Czech

TÅ™i vejce do skla (Three Eggs in a Glass) is a Czech comedy film directed by Martin FriÄ.^[1] It was released in 1937...Vincenc BaboÄka, a meaningless employee of police station, thinks he is a detective with exceptional abilities. Holiday in Karlovy Vary gives him an opportunity to prove to everyone what he is really worth. He is mistakenly considered to be international and police prosecuted adventurer Leon Weber. He decides to take advantage of the confusion and tries to find Leon's accomplice that are getting ready to steal diamonds belonging to Maharaja of Yohir. According to Weber plan, he meets Maharaja in disguise for Prince Narishkin. Everything is going according to the plan until the real Weber appears...

Cast

Vlasta Burian as Vincenc BaboÄka / Leon Weber / Prince Narishkin
AntonÃn NovotnÃ½ (actor) as Van Houden
Helena BuÅ¡ovÃ¡ as Sandra, secretary
MÃla ReymonovÃ¡ as JiÅ™ina, Weber's lover
BohuÅ¡ ZÃ¡horskÃ½ as Alois, accomplice of Weber
Rudolf Kadlec as Yohir, false maharaja
Karel DostÃ¡l as the secretary of the false maharaja
Jaroslav Marvan as a doctor
Theodor PiÅ¡tÄ›k as a police commissioner
ÄŒenÄ›k Å lÃ©gl as a client of BaboÄka

References

â†‘ "TÅ™i vejce do skla". csfd.cz. Retrieved 2011-01-29.

External links

TÅ™i vejce do skla at the Internet Movie Database

Films directed by Martin FriÄ

1920s	PÃ¡ter VojtÄ›ch (1929) VarhanÃk u sv. VÃta (1929)

1930s	VÅ¡e pro lÃ¡sku (1930) ChudÃ¡ holka (1930) On a jeho sestra (1931) DobrÃ½ vojÃ¡k Å vejk (1931) Der Zinker (1931) To neznÃ¡te HadimrÅ¡ku (1931) Sestra Angelika (1932) Wehe, wenn er losgelassen (1932) Der Hexer (1932) Anton Å pelec, ostrostÅ™elec (1932) Å½ivot je pes (1933) S vylouÄenÃm veÅ™ejnosti (1933) PoboÄnÃk Jeho VÃ½sosti (1933) Kantor IdeÃ¡l (1933) Revizor (1933) DvanÃ¡ct kÅ™esel (1933) U snÄ›denÃ©ho krÃ¡mu (1933) PoslednÃ muÅ¾ (1934) MazlÃÄek (1934) Der Adjutant Seiner Hoheit (1934) Der DoppelbrÃ¤utigam (1934) Hej-Rup! (1934) JedenÃ¡ctÃ© pÅ™ikÃ¡zÃ¡nÃ (1935) JÃ¡noÅ¡Ãk (1935) Held einer Nacht (1935) AÅ¥ Å¾ije neboÅ¾tÃk (1935) Hrdina jednÃ© noci (1935) UliÄka v rÃ¡ji (1936) Å vadlenka (1936) PÃ¡ter VojtÄ›ch (1936) Mravnost nade vÅ¡e (1936) SvÄ›t patÅ™Ã nÃ¡m (1937) Krok do tmy (1937) LidÃ© na kÅ™e (1937) AdvokÃ¡tka VÄ›ra (1937) TÅ™i vejce do skla (1937) HordubalovÃ© (1938) Å kola zÃ¡klad Å¾ivota (1938) MuÅ¾ z neznÃ¡ma (1939) KristiÃ¡n (1939) JinÃ½ vzduch (1939) Cesta do hlubin Å¡tudÃ¡kovy duÅ¡e (1939) Eva tropÃ hlouposti (1939)

1940s	Katakomby (1940) MuzikantskÃ¡ LiduÅ¡ka (1940) Baron PrÃ¡Å¡il (1940) DruhÃ¡ smÄ›na (1940) TÄ›Å¾kÃ½ Å¾ivot dobrodruha (1941) TetiÄka (1941) RoztomilÃ½ ÄlovÄ›k (1941) Hotel ModrÃ¡ hvÄ›zda (1941) Valentin DobrotivÃ½ (1942) Barbora HlavsovÃ¡ (1943) Der zweite SchuÃŸ (1943) Experiment (1943) PoÄestnÃ© panÃ pardubickÃ© (1944) Dir zuliebe (1944) PrstÃ½nek (1944) ÄŒernÃ myslivci (1945) 13. revÃr (1946) VarÃºj...! (1946) ÄŒapkovy povÃdky (1947) NÃ¡vrat domÅ¯ (1948) Polibek ze stadionu (1948) PytlÃ¡kova schovanka aneb Å lechetnÃ½ milionÃ¡Å™ (1949) PÄ›tistovka (1949)

1950s	ZocelenÃ (1950) Bylo to v mÃ¡ji (1951) Past (1951) CÃsaÅ™Å¯v pekaÅ™ - PekaÅ™Å¯v cÃsaÅ™ (1952) TajemstvÃ krve (1953) Psohlavci (1955) Nechte to na mnÄ› (1955) ZaostÅ™it, prosÃm! (1956) PovodeÅˆ (1958) Dnes naposled (1958) Princezna se zlatou hvÄ›zdou (1959)

1960s	BÃlÃ¡ spona (1960) DaÅ™bujÃ¡n a Pandrhola (1960) KrÃ¡l KrÃ¡lÅ¯ (1963) HvÄ›zda zvanÃ¡ PelynÄ›k (1964) LidÃ© z maringotek (1966) PÅ™ÃsnÄ› tajnÃ© premiÃ©ry (1967) NejlepÅ¡Ã Å¾enskÃ¡ mÃ©ho Å¾ivota (1968)

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