Fizessen Nagysad (Pay Up, Madam!) was originally advertised as "the first Hungarian musical farce." This seems odd, in that most Hungarian films of the 1930s were musicals, and many of these were farcical in nature. Whatever the case, the story concerns a wealthy mill owner who can't keep his factory managers away from his attractive daughter. Finally he hires a young man who promises that he'll never, ever, succumb to the daughter's charms. Guest how long that lasts! Paul Javor, sometimes billed as the Hungarian Clark Gable, plays the hero, while the equally popular Lily Murati is the heroine. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi