Easter Eve; or, The “New Hagodoh shel Pesach.” A Metrical Family-Feast Service, consisting of a Prologue and One Character Poem, including the Old Traditions, Legends and Melodies, with Supplement Illustration from Oppenheim’s Celebrated Painting, “The Passover Feast.”
- Singerman ID
- 3408
- Year
- 1886
- Entry
- Bien, Herman M. Easter Eve; or, The “New Hagodoh shel Pesach.” A Metrical Family-Feast Service, consisting of a Prologue and One Character Poem, including the Old Traditions, Legends and Melodies, with Supplement Illustration from Oppenheim’s Celebrated Painting, “The Passover Feast.” Cincinnati: Bloch Publishing and Printing Co., 1886. 28 p.
- Author/Editor
- Bien, Herman M.
- Location
- Cincinnati, OH
- Title
- Easter Eve; or, The “New Hagodoh shel Pesach.” A Metrical Family-Feast Service, consisting of a Prologue and One Character Poem, including the Old Traditions, Legends and Melodies, with Supplement Illustration from Oppenheim’s Celebrated Painting, “The Passover Feast.”
- Printer/Publisher
- Bloch Publishing and Printing Co.
- Notes
- English and Hebrew text. Deinard 211, Goldman-Kinsberg 143.
- Goldman-Kinsberg Title
- Easter eve, or, The new Hagodoh [sic] shel Pesach : a metrical family-feast service consisting of a prologue and one character poem, including the old traditions, legends, and melodies
- Collection
-
Chronological File, 1676 to 1900
Bien, Herman M., “Easter Eve; or, The “New Hagodoh shel Pesach.” A Metrical Family-Feast Service, consisting of a Prologue and One Character Poem, including the Old Traditions, Legends and Melodies, with Supplement Illustration from Oppenheim’s Celebrated Painting, “The Passover Feast.””, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 16, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/54546