"The Tragedy of Russia" -- This scene will not be enacted again in the Soviet theaters. It is from Somerset Maugham's "The Circle", singled out in the all-powerful Communist Party's recently-launched attack on "unideological" literature and "foreign filth". "The Soviet Government appears deliberately to ***** intercourse between the Russian people and the rest of the World" said Mr. Attlee, British Prime Minister, when he addressed the Trades Union Conference at Brighton on October 24th last. Referring to "The Russian Tragedy", he added that the Russians were subjected to "fantastic misrepresentations" about other nations. September 03, 1951.