Three stories from one pocket

Karel Čapek. A radio dramatisation of the short stories The Man Who Could Not Be Liked, The Last Judgement, and The Poet from Karel Čapek's book, adapted by Viktorín Šulc. Three mysterious detective stories starring Milan Neděla, Lubomír Lipský, and Josef Bek. The sad hero of the first story (The Man Who Could Not Be Liked) is an unhappy embezzler who never truly gets to enjoy his substantial loot. In the second story (The Last Judgement), a merciless murderer hears his verdict from the heavenly court itself. And in the final story (The Poet), Inspector Mejzlík learns that even poetry can come in handy when convicting a criminal. Short story The Man Who Could Not Be Liked: Kolda (Lubomír Lipský), Pacovský (Milan Neděla), Hurych (Jiří Koutný), Ferdinand Rosner (Ladislav Trojan). Short story The Last Judgement: Narrator (Eva Klepáčová), Ferdinand Kugler (Josef Bek), God (Rudolf Pellar), President of the Last Judgement (Milan Neděla). Short story The Poet - Narrator (Eva Klepáčová), Dr Mejzlík (Jaroslav Kepka), Jan Králík (Jiří Prager), Jaroslav Nerad (Oldřich Vízner), Constable (Ladislav Trojan). Directed by Jiří Roll. Recorded in 1990.