Soviet Plan to Spend 100 Million on Culture for Workers
Glaviskustra of the Soviet Central Committee outlines a five year program to spend 200 million rubles on cultural refinement of the proletariat. It covers theaters, cinema, circuses, cabarets, museums, and exhibits, with new theaters in Moscow and nationwide aim for a theater in every county. Workers trained as actors in factory schools to form amateur troupes, plus central bureaus for costumes and lighting. The movement centers on revolutionary works and propaganda to engage workers in culture.
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Soviet Artists Exhibit Opens in New York January
A new exhibition of Soviet painters sculptors and sketchers will open in New York this January under the Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries in cooperation. The event showcases contemporary Soviet art and aims to strengthen cultural ties between nations.
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Art and Science Display Showcases 500 Plus Pieces
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