A son was born to Troubadour and the Princess who has already grown up, the King became poor, and the Chieftain, along with the bandits, has reformed and retrained into a banker who owns the bank "Byaki-Buki" and lives in a comfortable manner.

The Detective collects "compromising evidence" on the King and shows photos to the Chieftain depicting a lonely impoverished crying ruler.

During the ball, three robbers of the Chieftain, clad in servant costumes, catch Troubadour Jr., after lulling everyone with a tarragon containing sleeping aid.

Together with the guards, the Bremen musicians also go to attack, but when they approach the bank, they are met by the Syllabus, who is an expert on martial arts.

Suddenly, Troubadour Jr. appears wearing the crown and mantle and orders the guards to arrest the Robbers, Chieftain and the Detective.

He finds himself new musician friends: young Donkey, Dog, Cat and Rooster (who all become the animals' apprentices).

Despite significant money invested in production and advertising, the film was not nearly as much as popular as the Soviet prototypes and received mostly negative reviews.