A Little Schoolgirl (1939)

Tána Cepeláková lives happily six years in a girls boarding school among cheerful friends. The young friend of her father's, Rudolf Kolínský, wants to marry her but Tána stubbornly rejects him. She does not want to return home because she is convinced that her father's second wife is a pernicious step-mother. Curiosity, however, gets the better of her and Tána decides to enter her parent's service under an assumed name. She takes up employment as the attendant to her step-mother.