Pageant Players - Vietnam. Anti-War Poem/Song

New York, Pageant Players, Publisher. Unbound. no date, late 1960s. Single sheet, light green paper stock. Photomechanically reproduced piece. All text in Spanish. A staunchly anti-Vietnam War song penned in Spanish by the Pageant Players, calling out Johnson and McNamara, as well as depicting the hell of war. The Pageant Players was a Marxist align guerrilla theater troupe in New York, from about 1965 to 1971. Their work was primarily pacifist in nature, often performed at peace rallies. They produced the Paper Tiger Pageant and King Con, among other works (see Misiroglu: American Countercultures, p 709). GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate wrinkling and some creasing. Minor toning. Good .

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