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Focuses on theatres in the Soviet Union. Information on the Art Theatre; Celebration in the Moscow Little Theatre in honor of the fortieth anniversary of the theatrical life of the Little Theatre's principal actor, Prince Yuzshin; Information that the Kamerny Theatre in Moscow makes a sort of compromise between the old style and the new out-and-outers; Reference to a one-act skit with some of the Bolshevik ideology.

Focuses on the American relief to the Soviet Union in the Soviet famine. Information on the work of the American Relief Administration (ARA); Report that although a person couldn't live on the pay given by the ARA, the best people were anxious to work for the organization; Report that the American workers were given support in every possible way by the Soviets; Report that though the Soviet government needs the food, the work was carried on nevertheless in a persistent atmosphere of suspicion; View that the Soviet government, secure now within its own borders, is faced with the task of governing and satisfying its citizens; Criticism of the Soviet government for its foreign trade monopoly policies; Reply of the Soviet Union on the proposal to send a commission to the Soviet Union; View that many of the Bolshevists are afflicted with an inferiority complex, the result of years of under-dog existence and dealings with the Soviet Union will be correspondingly difficult as long as they remain on the scene.