Pohádka O Mrtvé Princezně A Sedmi Bohatýrech / Pohádka O Rybáři A Rybce / Pohádka O Popovi A Jeho Dělníku Baldovi / Štastný Princ / Oddaný Přítel

Released by the Czechoslovak label Supraphon in 1976, this vinyl record serves as a spoken-word anthology featuring classic literary adaptations for a younger audience. The collection brings together Russian fairy tales penned by Alexander Pushkin—specifically his adaptations of folk motifs—and sentimental moral fables written by Oscar Wilde, including 'The Happy Prince' and 'The Devoted Friend'. These recordings represent the mid-1970s cultural commitment to distributing high-quality dramatized literature through state-sponsored media.

The production reflects a period when Supraphon utilized the voices of prominent theater actors to maintain accessibility to both Eastern European folklore and Western canonical literature. While the specific production team remains secondary to the cultural weight of the texts themselves, the record is noted for its evocative soundscapes and traditional pedagogical approach. It was received as a standard contribution to the domestic home library, functioning both as an educational tool for language retention and as a medium for domestic storytelling.