ENTERTAINMENT IN THE SOVIET UNION An Official Report By The Six British Entertainment Workers' Trade Unions

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Condition	Good
Jacket Condition	No Jacket
Binding	Soft cover - 32 pages
Published	The Six British Entertainment Workers' Trade Unions, London 1960
Our Ref #	106574

Description

In which a delegation of British trade unionists, including, perhaps surprisingly, Jimmy Edwards of Whack-O! fame representing the Variety Artiste's Federation, go to the Soviet Union and are impressed by almost all aspects of the entertainment industry they find there. Booklet produced on their return, well illustrated with photos. All in general good order, bar some light wear and a little rusting from staples. A scarce cold war curiosity. 8vo. 32pp

£20.00

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