13 Mar 1969
Tío Vania
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Josef Husník 
Zdena Herfortová 
Josef Karlík Oldřich Slavík Zdeněk Kampf 
Jaroslav Dufek 
Oldřich Vykypěl 
Vlasta Peterková Blažena Rýznarová Ludmila Slancová 
Drahomíra Hofmanová Jan Němeček Sylvie Nitrová Karel Kabíček Jaroslav Kaňkovský Jana Benešová 
Jana Hlaváčková Arna Mohelská Leopold Franc 
Ladislav Lakomý
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