The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-09
AMIIaENfENTs


AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUsIo-THE BATE.
&Ar CoroERTs Major Ado ph Birgeld, the onter.
Troupe, that the sat of coats and tickets
for the two grand concerts to be g1ven here next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, will CONNER nee
at lrumpler's Music store Seventh and Chesnut
street,, iO-morrow morning
The dsungulshed troupe have only been induced
TO visit our city aRan through the numerous aud
pressing invitations forwarded to them at New
York during the past two weeks, from some OF our
most respecta0 pub c.spirIted citizens, and we
have to announce that Madame PaIepa's engage.
mens VIII not permit her to appear again in this
oity lnese two concerts will therefore be her fare
well performances here.
LA CoTKRIR CARNIvAL.-The friends of this
fashionable terpsichoiean club will be pleased to
earn that the subscription books for the coming
grand annual bal Rlasque 10 be 0lven at the Aca-
denny Of Muse IN the evening ofthe l4th of January
1887, are now open at tAe store of l. b. Peterson
Brothers, No. 8A ChesDut street, under charge of
Col. Peter Abel, President Of ia Coterie." We
are pleased to learn that the managers of La Coterle
Carnival" intend 20 exceed their former efforts at
brilliancy, comfort and superb arrangements IN the
coming fefe dansGRte.
New CHRsNUT STREET rHEATRE-BENEFTT OF
JOE JEFFERsoN.-lhe great Philadelphia comedian
offers very attractive programme this evening
d6ree pieces are al announced. Mr. Jeaelson and Mss
the new London comedy called Hoodcock's Little
Ggme then the tayorite musical farce of The Wind.
mtHj ana hDallY, for the first time here IN many
years, The splendid comic drama of The iSpitfre
This will indeed form a carnival of fun.
On tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon attractive
0pres-r,idt performance win be given. The play
seieoted ls the Gunndker Of MoscoU dramatized by
nAHs JOnu DrOugDam, from the celeDrated novel OF
the same name, written by the Rev. SyIvanus Cobb,
Jrp who died the other day in Boston. We have no
doubt that ladies and school children will crowd the
ChesDut tomorrow afternoon, to witness this pretty
drama.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Edwin Booth
appears IN great double bill for his benefit this
evening he presents first hts remarkably success
ful lmpersonauon OF "Sir GILES Overreachb in Mas
singers classical and powerful play of NesD Hdy
TO PGy Otd Debts. Mr.. Barton Bill will enact the
beautiful role of "Wellborn"-the true English ge n
tleman OF the eighteenth century. Mr. Booth will
also appear as PERU hIO in Shakespeare comedy
OF The Tanning of the ShretD.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon Mr.. Booth will
give bis first Hamlet matinee, in compliance with
the request Of many Of his friends and admirers.
ARCH STREET THEATRE-BENEFIT OF DAN
BRYANT.-Ihis evening an entirely new programme
is offered MIR. Dan Bryant Will appear in Born to
Good Luck, Barney the Baron, and More Btunders
Than One. In all of ihese Mr. Bryant is especially
good, and as he has made many friends IN this
city, we have no doubt he will have crowded house
this evening.
STUART RoBsoN.-The Durleseue Of MazsppG and
Minstrel will be presented. Mr. George G. Dobson
will give his banjo eccentricities.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE Benefit of Miss Kate
Fisher who will appear in the new equestrian
drama ca led Grant and Shermdn's Campaigns, and
in Mdseppd. E NInO Eddie will also appear
CARNCRoss DIxEY do two comcal burlesques
to night besides the usual mOdicum of sab,e sere.
nnding.