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This short silent comedy follows a series of mistaken identities and chaotic events during a Twelfth Night celebration. The plot revolves around a group of revelers whose attempts at merriment lead to escalating confusion and humorous encounters.

As a very early silent short, critical reception is scarce in modern records. However, Vlasta Burian's presence suggests it was likely a lighthearted and entertaining piece for its contemporary audience, typical of his comedic performances.

• A charming early silent comedy.

• Features the burgeoning comedic talent of Vlasta Burian.

• Simple yet effective humor driven by misunderstandings.

Google audience: Information regarding specific audience reception from the era is not readily available.

This film is notable as an early appearance of Vlasta Burian, who would become one of the most popular Czech comedians of the 20th century.