The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-15
DOENGs 0F FsaE DRAMA.

! NEW CnEsNUT STREET THEATRE Tho yvnol
has offered little novelty The Warren rrol,s win ,tr
delightful combination, have va led thsr sag,in .,o
new ones. ''
one OF the nnest performances Of the Warren tro
| "sjr IL EDnuDH as.WnHce Mr. warren was pgrtut, ,a
tact which he possesses, coutr,eI o glye ne III 1
Dies amt p'cu.artcs Of the Old bean without Ii.ty
LIS V-u O1i as most actors make him, bu: aIyy ly, q %
@ ~ ~ ,eoneet Is cqmpa enc dgniei rlite y
anu dinih'd that we feel that sif l,rc 1urt O6irV E
wcrly desc ndaut OF" lord o icby, :" un the Ga w. @ a
Aarrtdge), ON W ON BIulicauf copied him, '''e
Ihen Q, Warrcns make up how natural and artist
would do yet how far removed from ctrcG;Gpe In
@ act mt warren shnilics on in his dr,ssng-glwn
put on his harness In the second act his sien ia A.
,,I T,S @ c Is before tho world, and ag in
Warren admirable expression of feature helps m,
fes' Ieazle ard his 'Sr aroourt CJurtly NJ yhr,sh
- ~ "e & %s,..t gay mas no eld tey have proved hin
Baker played the part OF MARK Meid!e' Win mos w
summate originality and hunor H acting yyas o 0;n ~
same Level OF artistic merit Cn is own lns1 as Mr yar
rem sr Hafcouri" lie spi II TO the piece nd 80
Mr. BsTon DSse Ss Tt ,s tsnH1 %SS and ppns q
points OF Dazzle lell to the proand unhesed M Chlp
humping right and ieft with his lick as though 6s ySg
1oa m & .he motns iS Gsnno, ind Mr. sherry totally
ior sueh paris 40 Claros CDuey !" his pebe,n an
IearMee ana INBRED manners render him blot in MI
sehtcd Cool by gentleman we saw Tor lie nr,t ti
s medl ann dts ,Tsety played. Miss Msstayefs "Fert
a. Miss ortons Lady Cav spanEer thonsh IL Syss r.,
sports mn Iisu nc, Lnsshwoman Win taste tor nobi
Vey ana clever In the scenes with "Sr Harcon ~ ssps
sliqeetteI Miss Germon cannot play "5irace asf
y3tng lady but she looked pretty and yas
WI wst o. iueo fellsed lady as her woOef (Nr. Sherry
Miss orto superbIy dressed but Il wa, roro,o,,
ansna OF Ass termon to change hers between he third
n lOurh aots, because she could only have mad the t
@tnon has rot artistic Intellect enough 10 cars n, INV,
htne,s o. thngs, whore ine cothe5 concerned '
most disiingshed Sudence. rHs evening, BSJe, m w
Nood ana n Pd.eHH and Gun d!aHs. ''''
AT THE WALNUT Miss Thompson, slig6tly as-
sisted by the miserable stock company attached 10 the he
airc, has played only hacl uey ed poses now boyevo,
much an actress may be avorte with the pablc II win
tire Of seeing her petually In the same parts sspee
parts pay eh to death By other artists The LONDON ist Of
S0u DC haI even at the hsh price Of god for dollar
MAJ . M.lGh sse aiss ThGSmpsSn S s'ali make capital
aSh'h'd piece though we must say that MISS Thompson
passion as nd,cate her 10 10 Gted f5r afaT III bar
sly e thar she pleys Mr. e.ne has improve Ia The good
q yeti have seen no evidence of peculiar tssa nSt
thompson remains another week.
AT TlIR ARcH STREET THEATRE, Bel Dsnonio
continues TO MI the house The magnnoenoe of the spee
sce "obiteratng quite the tedum Of the plot and ron
dcIing the yapd dialogue but little Importance
Mad NE Vestva Is rs handsome ard energetic as usual
h W. ,warSed T IN, ~ aaEmaton' The Arch
he stage as has done Bel Deaogio. VI"
This EVENING grand Concert will be given at
he Academy Of Music, by the Jewellers Association A
d has accompanied every Ticket that with tae splendid
terta nmsnt offered tonight we must consldor 'The
sWeI.rs 10 be generous people GJttschalk win play
AnItnd TOO, both men of genius. Brgd Wilt with his
fehesua, give US some grand music. Mime Behrens the
meat OF our native artists, will sing OF her I1yeeHt
auads The Concert Is cure Of being great attraction
THE OPERA in New York has proved an inn
aenfe success in spite Of the HIGH price 1.-TWO dolar) at
'heh the manager las put the seats. The nrst prna
onnA he produeeo-Atme Carozz Zucchis an artist OF
be very highest order, greater than any that has visited
nr shores since the days Of S5ntag. She has hsh
opnno voice, clear, mellow, aud powerful Her syle
nd ethOd the best aud purest She is fine dra
ihc Aehess ana "ithal young aud beautiful. Majlie
Inmb ~ another soprano OF the Verdi school, has been
bee me tRyoTite. F@'
hAd'ne oronu whom we have heard here I'm e,neerts
eiormed the part Of "Azucena," in II TrOraJore Mis-
sTrt, an American young lady, precplated on to hs
lelRiic sage by inJuc cOus fTiends sang iLucia ike
ladN LOtu wac the tenor, and did not al ali Ook
ke Edgar OF RaycnswoOd. " - '''N q
vi ihe grand tenor, the one whom MIretzek Teles
hhshmihani. He 10 haudsOmer than BrlgnOI Inn wo,'
~ al The heats sell At ~ dOlars) has powerful ten1r
nee and has adopted the Ned school, that he shouts
h mao sing but the public admire that style NO he
lhRs down applause az every note Bellinl a InaRt
hg htlsi rs the baritone Of the troupe and SusnI
ItGEilng slID against hOarse1ess, is tho basso. -
hlrttzeh has several ether artists TO offer 20 the pube
10 ms season H. all ways promises TO be brilliant one