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Siblings Aninka and Pepíček need milk for their sick mother, but they have no money. They try to earn it by singing in the marketplace, where the organ grinder Brundibár drives them away. With help from a sparrow, a cat, a dog, and the children of the town, they overcome Brundibár and sing together in the square.
In Mordasovo, Zina loves the fugitive revolutionary Fedya, who is gravely ill. Her mother, Maria Alexandrowna, hopes to marry Zina to an aging prince so his wealth can help Fedya, while Paul, who loves Zina, disparages her lover and destroys Fedya’s plea to see her. Maria flatters the prince into proposing. The next day, Paul convinces the confused prince that the proposal was a dream, but Maria has arranged a wedding gathering. Zina reveals that she agreed to the scheme only for money and loves Fedya. The prince forgives her, but a servant reports Fedya has died. Later, Zina and her mother leave town; Zina enters a loveless marriage.
Siblings Aninka and Pepíček need milk for their sick mother, but they have no money. They try to earn it by singing in the marketplace, where the organ grinder Brundibár drives them away. With help from a sparrow, a cat, a dog, and the children of the town, they overcome Brundibár and sing together in the square.
In Mordasovo, Zina loves the fugitive revolutionary Fedya, who is gravely ill. Her mother, Maria Alexandrowna, hopes to marry Zina to an aging prince so his wealth can help Fedya, while Paul, who loves Zina, disparages her lover and destroys Fedya’s plea to see her. Maria flatters the prince into proposing. The next day, Paul convinces the confused prince that the proposal was a dream, but Maria has arranged a wedding gathering. Zina reveals that she agreed to the scheme only for money and loves Fedya. The prince forgives her, but a servant reports Fedya has died. Later, Zina and her mother leave town; Zina enters a loveless marriage.