
Antek policmajster
Comedy
Overview
A wanted Pole arrives in Tsarist Russia and assumes the identity of a Police Chief.
Top Cast


Mieczysława Ćwiklińska
Mieczysława Ćwiklińska
Wiera
Mieczysława Ćwiklińska
Wiera


Adolf Dymsza
Adolf Dymsza
Antek Król
Adolf Dymsza
Antek Król


Maria Bogda
Maria Bogda
Kazia Lewandowska
Maria Bogda
Kazia Lewandowska


Antoni Fertner
Antoni Fertner
The Governor
Antoni Fertner
The Governor


Konrad Tom
Konrad Tom
Iwan Wasiliewicz Pierechitrow
Konrad Tom
Iwan Wasiliewicz Pierechitrow


Wanda Jarszewska
Wanda Jarszewska
Governor's Wife's Sister
Wanda Jarszewska
Governor's Wife's Sister
Helena Zarembina
Helena Zarembina
Governor's Wife's Sister
Helena Zarembina
Governor's Wife's Sister


Stefania Górska
Stefania Górska
Tania
Stefania Górska
Tania


Józef Kondrat
Józef Kondrat
Felek
Józef Kondrat
Felek
Czesław Skonieczny
Czesław Skonieczny
Siemion Fiodorowicz Wypiwajło
Czesław Skonieczny
Siemion Fiodorowicz Wypiwajło
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