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and starring Yura, Varvara Chayka and Olga Kusenko.Kudin p.81 It was made in

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at the

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Cast

as Martyn Borulya * Varvara Chayka as Palazhka * Olga Kusenko as Marysya * Sergey Olekseyenko as Stepan *

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as Omelko * Grigoriy Teslya as Gervasiy Gulyanitskiy *

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as Mikola *

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as Protasiy Penenozhka * Nikolay Yakovchenko as Trandalyov * Nikolay Svitenko as Dulskiy *

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as Trokhim *

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References

Bibliography

* Vi͡a͡cheslav Oleksandrovych Kudin. ''Soviet Ukrainian screen art''. Mistetstvo Publishers, 1979.

External links

* 1953 films 1953 comedy-drama films Soviet comedy-drama films Ukrainian-language films Films directed by Aleksei Shvachko Soviet black-and-white films Soviet-era Ukrainian films {{1950s-USSR-film-stub