Plutovskoy novel . In a reprehensible love affair, a person similar to a well-known justice minister was seen. Stage performance of the Satire Theatre . Performers: In. Vasilieva, A. Papanov . The radio audience of the 60-80s with great pleasure, pinned to its receivers, listened to the productions of the best literary works, with a sinking heart waited for the development of events. Today, the musical phonograms of the State Television and Radio Fund allow children and grandchildren of that generation to enjoy the unsurpassed skill and talent of the people who created these little masterpieces for us. Henry Fielding was born on 22 April 1707 in Sharpham Park (near Glastonbury) in the county of Somersetshire, in an aristocratic family. Childhood spent in the rich estate of his grandfather, a member of the Court of Queen's Bench . Fielding was educated at Eton College (1717-1725) and at the Faculty of Philology at Leiden University (1728-1730). Later he also attended law school in Temple, London, and from 1740 became a practicing lawyer, and in 1748 was appointed justice of the peace in Westminster, taking an active part in the creation of the London police. Fielding's first publication was the satirical poem Masquerade (1728), followed by the sitcom Love Under Different Masks. Fielding was successful in dramaturgy, but