The capricious princess mocks the grooms invited by her father, allowing her jester to humiliate their appearance. Angered by the behavior of his daughter, the king orders her to be married off to the first beggar who entered the city. By chance, the "beggar" turns out to be one of the knights rejected by the capricious woman - the prince, who teaches the princess a harsh lesson that changed her attitude towards life.
Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg
Director
Nina Gulyayeva
The Princess (voice)
Aleksey Konsovskiy
The Knight (voice)
Anatoliy Papanov
The King (voice)
Mariya Mironova
The Queen (voice)
Andrey Mironov
The Jester (voice)
Rina Zelyonaya
Old Woman (voice)
Yevgeni Vesnik
The Beggar (voice)
Yulian Kozlovskiy
Narrator (voice)
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