Short comedy about an author named Viktor Mattson (Nils Poppe) whose publisher tells him that his latest book is bad. To make money, Mattson becomes a door salesman for the publisher and goes to Nyköping to sell books. After a few ifs and buts, Mattson meets Ingrid Bergsjö (Britta Brunius) whom he falls in love with.
Nils Poppe
Viktor Mattson
Britta Brunius
Ingrid Bergsjö
Thor Modéen
Publisher
Hugo Björne
Engineer
Kerstin Berger
Sonja
Rolf Botvid
Young strong man
Gustaf Lövås
Warehouse manager
Jullan Kindahl
Mattson's landlady
Julia Cæsar
Mrs. Karlsson
Short comedy about an author named Viktor Mattson (Nils Poppe) whose publisher tells him that his latest book is bad. To make money, Mattson becomes a door salesman for the publisher and goes to Nyköping to sell books. After a few ifs and buts, Mattson meets Ingrid Bergsjö (Britta Brunius) whom he falls in love with.
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