What I understood: Oleg Yefremov was telling Yevgeniy Yevstigneyev that he wanted to play "Gorye ot uma" in his theatre, gave him the play, and later Yevstigneyev went back and said something funny, which I didn't understand.
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- Barszczow A. N. (
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Barszczow A. N.
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RUSSIAN: Griboyedov
What I understood: Oleg Yefremov was telling Yevgeniy Yevstigneyev that he wanted to play "Gorye ot uma" in his theatre, gave him the play, and later Yevstigneyev went back and said something funny, which I didn't understand.
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