Lower Povolzhie № 23 Revolutionary sketch (1980)

Portrait Of V. I. Lenin.

Actor of the Saratov theater of young spectators Krasnov, who plays the role of Lenin in the play "Blue horses on red grass", is walking down the street, the boy is sitting in the saddle.

View of the theater building.

a sign with the name of the performance on the stand of the theater's repertoire, a theater employee inserts signs with the date and time of the performance.

The audience gathers at the entrance to the theater.

Student Zoe brook talks about her impressions of the performance (synchronously).

Audience at the entrance to the theater.

Preparing the scenery of the play.

Stagehands set the scenery.

Graduates of secondary school No. 45 Saratov in the classroom at the desks, the faces of boys and girls.

View of the reading room of the Saratov University library (top).

The faces of the readers.

Graduates write an essay.

One of the graduates answers a question about the consequences of the First world war for Russia (synchronously).

Graduates at their desks write an essay, the young man answers the question about the goals of The decree on peace and the contribution of the CPSU to the struggle for peace (synchronously).

The Director of the play, Director of the Saratov Youth theater Fedoseev speaks about the idea of the play, about the correspondence of the ideals of the revolution to the modern era of developed socialism (synchronously).

Fragment of the play.

The audience gathers at the entrance to the theater.

The performer of the role of Lenin, the artist Krasnov, speaks about the main, in his opinion, merit of the performance, about its influence on the person's personality (synchronously).

View of the reading room of the University library (top).

Books on the shelves of the book Depository.

Fragment of the play.

People on a city street.

Sergey, a student of the railway transport technical school, talks about the impact of the performance on people's minds (synchronously).

Krasnov talks about his role as Lenin (synchronously).

Fedoseyev talks about the reaction of the young people of the Engels chemical plant to the performance and their desire to read Lenin's works (synchronously).

People leave the theater after the performance, a herd of horses galloping across the steppe.

Head of a horse, a boy sitting in the saddle.