Don't Say No, Girl! Trailer (1932)

19 February 1932 Comedy, Music

Based on an anonymous letter about Margot's fiancée's infidelity, the factory owner Hora hires detective Pejsek. His investigation then reveals Margot's efforts to obtain money from the factory owner for her lover Pepito, a fake gambler and swindler. Pepito has lost twenty thousand and must pay the money by midnight. At a fashion show, Margot receives a check from the factory owner for the purchase of a fur coat, but accidentally puts it in the pocket of a fur coat that the saleswoman and model Eva secretly borrows after the show...

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Cast

Jarmila Vacková as prodavačka Eva

Otto Rubík as majitel továrny Rudolf Hora

Ela Poznerová as Margot de la Monty, vlastním jménem Marie Nováková

Čeněk Šlégl as Pepito Nožiani, vlastním jménem Josef Nožička

Jindřich Plachta as detektiv Antonín Pejsek

Hana Vítová as komorná Olly

Jožka Vanerová as majitelka módního salonu Růžičková

Eman Fiala as praktikant Ferda

Jaroslav Marvan as policejní komisař

Theodor Pištěk as hráč karet

Václav Pecián as strážník

Adina Mandlová as manekýnka

Eliška Pleyová as manekýnka Inka

Karel Šilhánek as barman

Milka Balek-Brodská as šatnářka v kavárně Amor

František Černý as host v kavárně

Crew

Rudolf Piskáček Original Music Composer

Antonín Zelenka Editor

Karel René Moláček Producer

Jaroslav Svára Story

Rudolf Piskáček Music

Josef Zora Sound Director

Karel Tobis Screenplay

Josef Medeotti-Boháč Director

Ruda Jurist Screenplay

Jan Stallich Director of Photography

Hanuš Gödert Production Design

Joe Jenčík Choreographer

V. Večeřa Story

Production Companies

Starfilm

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