Theater playbill for "Sanderson's gigantic representation of the War with Russia" at the Odd-Fellows' Hall, Washington D.C., February 1, 1860
Contributors: Odd Fellow's Hall (Washington, D.C.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: H. Polkinhorn, Printer
Published: 1860
Place of publication: [Washington, D.C.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Miscellanea; Crimean War, 1853-1856
Other titles: Sanderson's gigantic representation of the War with Russia
Description: Odd-Fellows' Hall. Largest & most popular exhibition in the world will open on Wednesday ev'ng, February 1, '60 for a few days only! Sanderson's gigantic representation of the War with Russia accompanied with all its machinery, splendid mechanical and chemical effects, painted by permission, from authentic drawings and plans, executed for the Admiralty of the French and English governments. Acknowledged by all the press to be the best, largest and most complete Exhibition ever shown in the United States. Recently exhibited in New York, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Baltimore and Philaldephia to over 1,000,000 persons!
Notes: Title devised by Library staff from item.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Order of representation: 1. Her Majesty Queen Victoria; title: 2. Grand Naval Review at Spithead; title: 3. The English Fleet; title: 4. The French Fleet departing from Brest; title: 5. Odessa; title: 6. The Baltic Fleet preparing to Anchor; title: 7. Sillistria; title: 8. Embarcation of French Troops; title: 9. Cronstadt; title: 10. Bomarsund; title: 11. The Camp of the Allied Army at Varna; title: 12. The Great Fire at Varna; title: 13. Embarcation of the Allies; title: 14. Landing of the Allied Army; title: 15. Distant View of the Battle of the Alma; title: 16. Life-Size Representation of Generals of the British Army; title: 17. Grand Charge of the British Guards; title: 18. Life-Size Representation of the French Generals; title: 19. Balaklava; title: 20. Exterior and Interior of the Harbor of Sebastopol; title: 21. The Sultan of Turkey; title: 22. The Battle of Balaklava; title: 23. The Royal Albert Steamship; title: 24. The Battle of Inkerman; title: 25. The Night after the Battle; title: 26. Dreadful Tornado on Land and Sea; title: 27. Storming and Capture of Malakoff; title: 28. Destruction of the City of Sebastopol; title: 29 View of the Peace Conference at Paris; title: 30. Return of the British Fleet; title: 31. Fort Constantine. Grand Representation of the Illumination of London, in celebration of peace. Bombardment & destruction of Sebastopol once seen, never to be forgot.