Contemporary Number 44

The movie includes plots: the first plot "The Streets Remember" tells about the Samara revolutionary Vasily Petrovich Artsybushev. The plot uses the following filming: The city of Kuibyshev. Volga river. View of a bus and trolleybus passing along one of the streets. Memorial plaque on the house number 95 on Artsybushevskaya Street - “In 1908 there was an underground printing house of the Samara Committee of the RSDLP in the wing.” View of the monument to Vasily Petrovich Artsybushev at the intersection of Krasnoarmeyskaya and Artsybushevskaya streets. The second plot “Accept replenishment, plant” tells about initiation into workers at the Penza production association “Plant named after Frunze”. The plot uses the following filming: City of Penza. View of the entrance to the Frunze plant. Workers at the machines in the shop. Schoolchildren see exhibits in the factory museum of Labor and Battle Glory: photographs, newspapers, letters. Initiation of young specialists into workers: a young man kisses the Banner, accepts congratulations from one of the leaders of the plant. The third plot "Signalist" is dedicated to Vera Ivanovna Nechaeva, an employee of the Ulyanovsk long-distance telephone exchange. The plot uses the following filming: The city of Ulyanovsk. View of industrial premises at the intercity telephone exchange. Signal operator, veteran of labor Vera Ivanovna Nechaeva at the workplace at the telephone control panel. The 4th plot "Timurovtsy" tells about the students of the Orenburg secondary school No. 55. The plot uses the following filming: The city of Orenburg. Pupils of secondary school number 55 sawing wood, working on the backyard of the veteran of the Great Patriotic War Mikhail Ivanovich Ganshin. The school leader Natalya Vladimirovna Trunilova with the guys from the "Search" detachment examines photographs of the war years and communicates with Valentina Vasilyevna Nikitina, the sister of a participant in the Great Patriotic War, MV Nikitin, who died in the battle for the city of Tuapse.

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Lyricist B. Kozhin, editor A. Nedoluzhko, sound engineer V. Popov