difficult and expensive to wash their cloudy glasses, and two people come to my office e, mikhail alexandrovichich lavrov, whom i naturally knew as a theater critic, be quiet, they are older by pills. they are so they are the same artists, they went in like that. yes, misha, well, you know you won’t fire , so they started, so they scoff at their wonderful theatrical, and ulyanov was, in principle, that he could play one of the buildings of such a limit from the building and marshal zhukov and here everything means. i began to find out with them how everything was going on. and when i realized how much they receive two great artists, as theater directors, as artists yes , and then we had an idea, and then yuri khatovich temirkanov was involved in this and valery wrote georgiev and then igor ivan helped who worked in the administration and the idea was simple, it was necessary to make a grant for artists very simply in the forty-third year. uh, during the war, stalin appointed such extra salaries to the state sarchestra for the bolshoi theater by five teams, well, five teams, only for one you nee