The Twelve Chairs

The barber by name of Ferdinand Suplátko learns that the late aunt has left him it all her money and house. He immediately goes to Warszawa for inheritance, but there he finds out that its inheritance consists of 12 old chairs. Without thinking twice, Bonifacio Boaventura sells all chairs to the nearest antique shop, to Wladyslaw Klepka. At night he finds a note from the late aunt which informs that the aunt had sewn up money in one of the chairs. The hero goes to shop, but chairs are already sold. And they begin to find the chairs...