Contemporaries said about Pavel Wulf that she was “a great actress, with individual talent, a subtle artistic sense,” they predicted a bright theatrical future for her and called every role she played a masterpiece. A student of V. Komissarzhevskaya, she always tried to penetrate into the very essence of the image and present it naturally, which she brilliantly wrote about in her book. Directors gave her leading roles in performances, and the audience enthusiastically applauded. One of P. Wulf’s fans wanted to learn acting from her and became the great Ranevskaya. The book is dedicated to the artist’s creative path. It talks about the people of the Russian provincial and Moscow pre-revolutionary theater, as well as the events of that theatrical reality.