The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-30
DRAMATIC GOSSIP.

GRoVER's NEW CHRSsuT SrRERT THHATRE.-
| The people will never tiie ofdidddin. The thea
tire is crowded each evening with most respect
| zbe audience, and every one who comes IL
| pleased with the perfoi nance. Miss rherose
| Wood, havii recovered from her recent ndis-
pos itlOD, has returned To deliEht Us with her
b. auIiful ierpsichopan efforts
CoNCERr HALL.-CHRIsTY's MIKsrRRLs.-A
very la'ge and fashionable audience greeted this
favorile old troupe of sercnaders upon the occa-
hion Of their first appea auce In Philadelphia
They we're Hll as good as ever and gave the
utmost satisfaction. The beautiful modern bal
laCs sung were loudly encOret. The "Chr,Itys"
will have n harvest here, and they deserve one.
MEs. JoHN DREw's NBw ARCH SrGEsr
THEATRR.-One Of The largest and most fashion,
able audiences that ever assembled Ia any theatre
in this country, will he present at the Arch on
next Saturday evening, the opening utRht. The
st r ing I'D COMEDY uf the School for Sc1,d a
~iil be given with cast inclultng Mrs. Drew
and all Of tho leading members Of the stock
company.
CHEsNUT STREET OPEBA HousR-MoRAS's
MINsIRELs.-Mr. Frank Moran, well known as
Erst.class burnt.coTk comedian and comic
singer, has taken the lower portion OF CJncert
TIA :, OIL Chtsnut street, for the purpose of pro-
Il Otli & the beet interests Of "Negro Mlnstrelsy,"
nj Of furnishing the good people of that fash
lCnahe ana pOpuOus region with a speries Of
Ub' objectionable BmuseDent, which al eau
appreciate and admire. Frank opens on Monday
uvt ming, September o.
WALArT STREET TnEATRB.-At this place the
Noiad Queen is being plaJ cd in Baltimore style,
The Sc,nery h good for the Waluut. The music
If appropriate, and with a stronger orchestra
would be all that could be desired. The ballot
not strong enough by half and the superau-
u.eIaIics aIe seldom sibe The scenic
machineTS, although old, worked well last agh',
" the trhps we're not ready for Mr.. Charles
Her RI at al poin 3, and if he breaks some Of HIS
Oa,s of an evening 40 one in front will be sur
lriSed. Mrs. Charles Henri as sue Qleen, is
pnssuble. Mira. Eddy looks like q high. h'ru
lady and dres' es her part well. Ms. Greece Miss
Perry is no better than formerly. Sfc rs good
lootibg, Sings ~ell, and dances well, hut does not
mate any a e. mpt 10 act. Mr.. Heuri ~ "Sir
rupert" IL good enough, aud M.
tItmplr is saiways pleasing wish b hs dry hum ,r
aCutiehe side-plny. NJ 4 GermUu dcqutSe her
elf as "BTidget" very cleoitably. The mouse was
a Od one, bat the co"Tuc eT Of the audience vas
pot elevated People wgO uscd 20 pItrDuize tho
Walnut Street are seldom seen there nov. Tuo
NasGd QUe'n wi / he success, but will NOT he I
pleasure 10 any nudlSnce tha NAY " tnos' it. Tne
"Oeudl eud" iiSt or the WHlnur t. incfCdsnE.
This il u hao SIN. We saS u tny eHIer t1O tlIca-
ire Un their tlcss, inst al If thelr ff'icg, last
evening, WHO have no sort Of gh " dp 50.
ILEysNTu STREET OrEEA aoCsE - CArS
GROSS & DtNuY's MiHs-EErs 1t Is only nee s.
sGry for W. 60 say th,t thi, 'ayCrte Phjlsdrlpiil
troupe are now in lull blast, aud a.e d.sicuu oC
| se. iiP I'll Of their friends cdch evcnin. rhav
alWsys r'ca-e aud G tertaja YOU, and never d..
|. sppoint YOU with U-ap lcuo nincc,
Assembly BrILpIHGs Bun ANp BogHy.--
1hCsc two "ltlr ioko,s" co oameaged t5, SO on
| laat tvtu.ug 70 a very large nudieu,s. Thc : ,n.
| paign oi tby ChldrCn's fri'ud-B itE--bds lsT %
10 yeTy successful D,n't forget hin, boys aut
| girls!
| hLrIGaL ESCLEl tfNAF> ,5.-- The Zee Con
| coIts given ey,Ty evening ~ the doIig1.ni
| galuyp G NJ Chs,slLIn R-agsrLlcr, iTasr oi
Franklin str,e AMI G;raga ayeulo, aco yrcy sapa
lur, tae music bciug Of Tho proper kind, aho gn1
| ptcd iVtgms rs and experience In rs 1elet / m
Mr.. Hertel, tie leader VI ,ha orchestra, IL a Gr,t
| claes musician, ~ Is very Gle 1rly evidenced hy
the choice programme he presents his large audi
ence with every eYening-and, in a word, more
pleasant and edifying place OF resort than tli'
cannot be found.
Madame D0ehe has letI Pars for MArseille'
on professional visit.
-Ristori, ct latest accounts had gone 10 Cata
mia, Sicily, after playing at Messlna and Naples.
Early in September NJ. Marmeys opera. RolaaC
a RogceraRr, will be produced at the Grand Opera
Paris
Ny NeigA6oy's AHples is the Anglicised titl,
OF NJ. sardOu's new three-act play TO be brongh
out at the Pala-a Royale.
"A play BY Gustaye Aimard, the writer O
Indian tales, is 20 be produced at the Porte Sc
! Martin Theatre, under the title la Grand
/ FA6Uste. ..-. ...t
There are in Germany one hundred ant
| sixty-fYe theatres, which give employment y
| SIX thousand actors, dancers, and singers, anC
eight thousand chorus singers and "snpes'
| An English critic says that for his new play
| the Streets Of London, boucicault has borrowed
some scenes from Charles Reades storyOf "HarC
| Cash"
The Fickst.of- Le0pe Nan is RAINING at tht
OBJ mpic, London, and has nearly reached i,s tlnl
hundIedth consecutive night. Mr.. Henry Neville
ne Robert Brierley" of the play. ..
The new statue 70 Ifiand az Mannheim Is q
s De ersetea on the Schiller PlatS, and is 70 be-
Ihls odd inscrip ION ITO Iffiand, comedian aud