Grand national allegory and tableaux
Subtitle: the great rebellion ; written expressly for J.M. Hager's grand entertainments
Contributors: Hager, J. M.
Publisher: Matthews & Warren, stereotypers & printers
Published: 1865
Place of publication: Buffalo, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Drama; Concert programs; Tableaux; History
Other titles: Great rebellion
Notes: Pamphlet, illustrated paper wrappers.

Cover title.

A partial revision of Morford's original text (1863).

J.M. Hager, originally a singer, conducted large singing classes in New York, and exhibited them in concerts. He came to specialize in presentations of this musical "allegory", subsequently rewritten and renamed The Great Republic, until 1885, recruiting more numerous bodies of singers such as the teachers and pupils of the Flushing public schools. Cf. George C.D. Odell, Annals of the New York Stage, v. 6-13.

Advertisements for Steinway & Sons pianos on p. [1] and [4] of wrappers and p. 1-2 and 14-16.