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Ada, Don't Do That!
Ada Dziewanowska, a spirited landowner’s daughter, is sent to a Kraków boarding school to be “tamed,” where she secretly appears in an operetta and unexpectedly falls in love with Fred Orzelski, ironically the very suitor her parents had long planned for her.
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Ada Dziewanowska, a spirited landowner’s daughter, is sent to a Kraków boarding school to be “tamed,” where she secretly appears in an operetta and unexpectedly falls in love with Fred Orzelski, ironically the very suitor her parents had long planned for her.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Konrad Tom
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Warszawskie Biuro Kinematograficzne Feniks
Cast
Konrad Tom
Director
Loda Niemirzanka
Ada Dziewanowska
Antoni Fertner
Ada's father
Kazimierz Junosza-Stepowski
Count Orzelski
Aleksander Żabczyński
Fred, count Orzelski's son
Kazimierz Krukowski
Bemol, music teacher
Romuald Gierasieński
Rzepka
Janina Krzymuska
Spitzberg-Fotter, boarding school superordinate
Helena Zarembina
Spitzberg-Fotter, boarding school superordinate
Jadwiga Andrzejewska
Zofia, schoolgirl, Ada's friend
Mira Zimińska
Ira Roletti, prima donna
Stanisław Woliński
Piguła, stage manager
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