Imperial and Royal Field Marshal (1930 film) explained

Imperial and Royal Field Marshal
Director:	Karel Lamač
Runtime:	91 minutes
Country:	Czechoslovakia
Language:	Czech

Imperial and Royal Field Marshal (Czech: C. a k. polní maršálek) is a 1930 Czechoslovak comedy film directed by Karel Lamač. It is considered to be the first ever Czech language sound film.

Cast

• Vlasta Burian ... František Procházka, false Imperial and Royal Field Marshal
• Theodor Pištěk as Colonel Alois Přecechtěl
• Helena Monczáková as Přecechtělová, colonel's wife
• as Lili Přecechtělová, their daughter
• Jiří Hron as Lieutenant Rudi Eberle
• Jan W. Speerger as Military servant Sepll
• Čeněk Šlégl as Count Géza von Medák, Rittmeister
• Jindřich Plachta as Hofer, first lieutenant
• Josef Horánek as Real Imperial and Royal Field Marshal
• Olga Augustová as Singer
• Eman Fiala as Gustav Jannings, cabaret singer
• Otto Heller as Soldier
• Jaroslav Marvan as Maršálek's servant
• Josef Rovenský as Mayor