Alberto Vojtěch Frič: Indian hunter discovers Prague

One of the sensations that Prague experienced in 1908 was the stay of the Indian boy Cherwuish. He was brought here by the traveller Alberto Vojtěch Frič to cure him of a mysterious disease and at the same time to "demonstrate" him as a living demonstration of his research. A six-part sequel to the book of the same name about the Indian Chief Little Red. For radio from the prose of the same name prepared by the author's son Ivan Frič and Bohumíra Preussová. Directed by Miroslav Burianek. It reads: Jiri Samek.