The entire premise of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welcome,_or_No_Trespassing is that people who seek power (and hence rise in bureaucracies) take themselves way too seriously. So maybe all a censor had to do was to make sure the jibes were cerebral enough that uncultured people would automatically take the opposite[1] Poe's Law interpretation...
[1] for polyvalence, cue the Stalin/moustache joke
(Based on Boyarskiy's stage personality, I'm guessing the following had some ambiguity:
Пора пора порадуемся на своем веку
Красавице и кубку, счастливому клинку
despite being the theme song for a kid's show. Or am I overinterpreting?)
That's what I was thinking of (most recently seen by me in a Rule 63 quartet complete with costume horses for New Year's carnival).
Sorry if it wasn't a kids' show; I had assumed so from the all the YouTube comments when I discovered it to the effect of "cool, I totally remember watching this at my grandmother's." But maybe that says more about how old current internauts were in 1978 than what the target audience really had been?
[1] for polyvalence, cue the Stalin/moustache joke
(Based on Boyarskiy's stage personality, I'm guessing the following had some ambiguity:
despite being the theme song for a kid's show. Or am I overinterpreting?)