About the book: 2007 / Rina Vasilyevna Zelenaya (1902–1991) is rightfully considered a great comedic actress. She started on the stage of small theaters in Odessa and St. Petersburg, and when the Theater of Satire opened in Moscow, she was one of the first invited to it. The appearance of the actress on stage always brought a smile - the audience froze in anticipation of something funny. In films, she played episodic roles, but often it was her characters that were most remembered by the audience. It is enough to name such films as “Foundling”, “Spring”, “Girl without an Address”, “Cain XVIII”, “Give me a Book of Complaints”, “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson”. Trying to give only joy to others, Rina Zelenaya and the book of her memoirs “Scattered Pages” - about her own creative path, about her friendship with famous actors and writers - Rostislav Plyatt, Faina Ranevskaya, Lyubov Orlova, Zinoviy Gerdt, Leonid Utesov, Agnia Barto, Korney Chukovsky - she also wrote easily and cheerfully. Zlata Starovoitova took part in the work on the book. Foreword by Vasily Livanov. The book uses photographs from the personal archive of T. A. Eliava.