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In one of the Russian cities, where local tailors have long sold their fabrics and clothes from it on the market, there were overseas merchants who arrived on an expensive and beautiful boat. Quite quickly, they settled in the shopping aisles and began to attract customers and lure them with their goods.
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In one of the Russian cities, where local tailors have long sold their fabrics and clothes from it on the market, there were overseas merchants who arrived on an expensive and beautiful boat. Quite quickly, they settled in the shopping aisles and began to attract customers and lure them with their goods.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Yuriy Koval, Leonid Nosyrev
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Soyuzmultfilm
Cast
Leonid Nosyrev
Director
Pyotr Vishnyakov
Narrator / Fatyan (voice)
Mikhail Kozakov
Harry Puff, foreigner (voice)
Leonid Kuravlyov
Trenka, apprentice (voice)
Kira Smirnova
Woman (voice)
Yuliya Yulskaya
Woman (voice)
Yuri Volyntsev
Senka, apprentice (voice)
Anatoliy Barantsev
Old man (voice)
Vasiliy Shchelokov
Old man (voice)
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