Holka nebo kluk (1939)

After three failed marriages, the wealthy landowner Orlický is a sworn enemy of women. He demands the same attitude from all his employees. His nephew Rísa, who lives on the farm as an adjunct, is no exception. But Rísa regularly goes behind his uncle's back to meet his neighbor's daughter. Orlický soon becomes suspicious and decides to bring the young man to his senses. So he provides him with competition. He invites another of his nephews, the cabaret singer Ada Bártu, who has a diploma from the economic school, to the farm. Orlický had only a vague idea of Ada's existence, but he remembered them thanks to his picture in the newspaper. Orlický has no idea that Ada is in fact a girl who only performs on stage in a man's costume. And that she falls in love with Rísa.