Emanuel Pokorný, a bachelor, is to join a rural church school as a professor. Before leaving, however, he finds an infant abandoned in his room. Since he has no time to search for the child's parents, he secretly takes the child to the boarding house. And from that moment on, there is no end to his travails...
Hugo Haas, J. A. Holman
Director
Hugo Haas
profesor Emanuel Pokorný
Adina Mandlová
Vlasta
Erna Ženíšková
Lidka
Světla Svozilová
Klotylda
Leopolda Dostalová
ředitelka internátu
Ladislav Boháč
Jiří, otec malé Jany
Jiří Dohnal
Karel
Karel Jičínský
farář
Stanislav Neumann
podomek v penzionu Josef
Jan Pivec
Václav Roubal
Rudolf Deyl
rada Roubal
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