Galasuperšou

V hlavní roli Oldřich Nový

Silvestr na přání aneb Čí jsou hory Kavčí

Silvestr je za dveřmi

If a Thousand Clarinets

Prague Blues

Skid

To jsou Bratři v triku

V trestném území

Velká přehrada

The Hard Life of an Adventurer

Okénko do nebe

Muzikál pro Nelly Gaierovou

Three Men Travelling

Svět otevřený náhodám

The Firemen's Ball

The Hero Is Afraid

Škola hříšníků

Revue na scestí

Loves of a Blonde

The White Lady

Adventures with a Naked Boy

Lov na mamuta

Seven Days in a Week

Lemonade Joe

Green Gold

Einstein kontra Babinský

A Star Travels South

Black Peter

Láska nebeská

Life Without a Guitar

Zámek pro Barborku

Dva z onoho světa

Vánice

Don't Take Shelter From The Rain

Oranžový měsíc

Every Penny Counts

Soccer Fans

Ledoví muži

Ztracená revue

Rychlík do Ostravy

Balada z hadrů

Letiště nepřijímá

The Creation of the World

Snadný život

Zlatý pavouk

Kudy kam?

Vina Vladimíra Olmera

Návštěva z oblak

Hudba z Marsu

Na stříbrném zrcadle

The Circus Will Be

The Magical Hat

O kolečku, peru a vařiči

Andělský kabát

Nevíte o bytě?

Sign of the Anchor

Karel Vlach (8 October 1911, in Prague – 26 February 1986, in Prague) was a Czech dance orchestra conductor and arranger. 
He founded his first orchestra in 1938. Many important composers, instrumentalists and arrangers of the Czech jazz scene gradually went through his band.
In 1947-48 Vlach's orchestra cooperated with the V+W Theatre (former Osvobozené divadlo). He recorded prolifically with Supraphon and his output includes both light classical and orchestral as well as jazz and pop arrangements for big band with strings.
He also arranged and conducted many Czech film scores from 1940 to 1980. He launched the singing careers of Czech artists Yvetta Simonová (whom he married) and Milan Chladil in 1958. He and his musical colleagues Dalibor Brazda and Gustav Brom also arranged and recorded many titles for British singer Gery Scott in the late 1950s, mostly from what is now termed the American Songbook series. Many of these titles are now collectors items.

Karel Vlach