The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-10
AMUSRMENTS.

east will embrace Miss Caroline Richings,
Mtssrs. s. Campbell, Matthison, E. Seguin, H.
Peakes, Arnold, Wylte, j. Peakes, Boudinot,
Misses Zelda Harrison, and Burnett and Mrs.
Arnold. Seats may be secured on and after
Thursday next at Trumplers Music Store, Sew
enth and Chestnut streets.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-In order to
accommodate many persons who could not visit
this theatre during last week, in consequence
of the warmth of the atmosphere, Vestvali has
concluded to repeat Bel Denonio for three nights
more, when 1T must positively give way to
another novelty, founded on Bulwers beautiful
story entitled might and Morning." The new
play is called a Marriage Certificate.
THE NEW AMERICAN THEATRE-Mr. Earnshaw
has determined to reduce the prices of admls-
sion to this theatre, in order to place 1t within
the means of everybody to visit this beautiful
new hrst-class dramatic temple. During the
present week the Worrell Sisters will appear in
an entirely new bill, assisted by Mr.. 7. L. Don
nelly, and the entire new company of the
American. The burletta of Fra Diruolo is TO be
produced this evening for the first time in
this city with an excellent cast of charac-
ters. This will be followed by the comic drama
called Crossing ne Line, in which Misses Irene
and Jennie Worrell will execute their wonderful
and pleasing double clog dance. The perform
ance will conclude with the beautiful nautical
drama of Back Eyed Susan. DR.. W. p. Cum
nngton, the accomplished chef dOrchestTe at
this theatre, adds great attraction to the per-
tormance in the selection and execution OF a
number of beautiful musical gems.
NEW WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-This evening
the celebrated drama, adapted from the French,
OF A Rom0noe Of Poor Young Man, will be
produced with new scenery and appointments,
and splendid cast Mr.. Frank Mayo and Mrs.
Aenes Perry sustain the principal roles of
manuel" and marguerite" supported by Mr..
j. b. Roberts, Misses Efie Germon and Annie
Graham, Mesdames Walcot, Chester, and Chap
man, and Messrs. Walcot Fawcett, chester, and
Chapman. The performances of Mr.. Mayo and
Mrs. Perry created quite t1trOr in Boston,
uhnra fhnu how it1Cl Aa1
ful engagement. AS they are comparatively
new to the Philadelphia public, we trust that
they will be kindly received.
The New ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Florence, the famous Irish Boy"
and Yankee GIRL" give their initial perform
ance here this evening. Mr.. Florence gives us
his inimtable Paddy 0'Rafferty" and the RE
turned Volunteer" and Mrs. Florence appears
ganza of the Young Actress, in which she sus-
tains eight different characters.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. - Mr. Robert Heller
will positively appear every evening in his
Safe DldboLjQue. He will positively play upon
ghosts, upon the piano, upon words, and upon
the better feelings OF his audience He has pre-
pared an extraordinary programme for this
evening, and as many Of his friends, patrons,
and admirers as can get into his Sale should be
present to witness his wonderful, versatile, and
pleasing acts.
ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HoUsE.-Carncross
DiXey have arranged an ad nirable programme
for the present week. The new cOmcal bur-
lesuues OF the City Cars and the Pd,rnbTOEeI'S
Ghost will be given this evening, with the usual
melange OF ballads, jokes music, etc.
The BUIsLAY FAMmY.-This troupe, so sue
cesstul here, did not finish their engag gement in
Baltimore last week. They performed three
nights only, and then closed up in consequence
OF the illness of two of the brothers buslay,
and the death of child of Mons. Henry August,
the great jugoler, in New York. The Buislays
open at the Winter Garden Theatre, New York
city, this evening, tor Two weeks engagement.
Messrs. Platte King, The proprietary mana
gers, will visit Philadelphia shortly to perfect
arrangements to have their troupe perform at
the Academy of Music during the Christmas aud
New Year holidays,
IRA ALDKmGE RoBBED. - This well.known
c0i0red traeedian, while at the theatre at Ref,
had his lodgings entered by ro obbers, and the
whole of his iewelry, including two gold
watches, nine rings, four OF them set with valu-
able brillants, a brooch set with fifty-two bril-
hants, and all his other presents and relics of
his deceased wife, also bills OF exchange,
bankers and other Acknowledgements, contracts,
etc, stolen. Mr.. Aldridges loss in cash alone
is said to have been nearly ten thousand silver
roubles.
THE SPIRITUAL HARLATANs.-The Davenpo
brothers are still at work on the continent.
After remaining at Brussels month, during
which time they gave Seunces nearly every
night they visited Liege, large manufacturing
town in Belgium, where they remained five
nights. In Louvain the Brothers were particu-
larly successful among the students OF the Uni
Versity. Two exhibitions have been gwen in
Namur. The Brothers go to Charlerol next,
and after visiting a few other towns in Bel
GUM, proceed to Holland.
The TRENTON NTRAGEDIAN.-John f. Mccullough
took benefit on August 3, at the Opera House,
San Francisco, appearing TO crowded house as
''Gloster," in Richard III Mr.. Mccullough ls
one of the most promising of American actors.
About eight years ago he filled the position Of
''utility man" in one of our Philadelphia thea
tres, and by hard study and unwearied industry
alone has risen to his present position.
MISS KATHARINE JOSEPHINE BATEMAN.-This
distinguished actress is still quite unwell, and
she will be unable to fill her engagement at the
Walnut Street Theatre in this city for some
weeks. Mr.. John Brougham will "til up her
time" at the walnut. Kate's property is esti-
mated at $750,O00 good return for ten years of
the life OF an actress. 1t will be gratifying to
her relatives to know that she is not poor.
COUNT JOHANNES DAUGHTERS -Avonia Jones
engagement at the Theatre Royal, Leeds, Eng,
land, originally for very limited time, has
been so successful that il has extended to nearly
month East Lynne and Leah have been
the only pieces played.
BRoUGHAMs LAsT.-A new Irish drama has
been written Tor Dan Bryant by Messrs. Broug
ham and Moriord. 1t Is called the Bells Ol
ShdRd0R, and its plot hos 90 do with those
chuIch-hells which Father Prout long AGO sc
sweetly lmmortaliZed.
NEw PLAY,-James Pilgrim, of the New
American Theatre, Is engaged in writing a n
sensation drama, IN four acts, OF recent events
one act in each city Of Alexandra, Va, Wash
ington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
BoUcIoAULT's LAsT.-The Long Strike is tn
title OF Boucicault's new piece, to be produced
at the Lyceum, London, with Mr.. and Mrs
Boucicault in the cast.
An OLD THEATRE.-Sad Wells the oldes
theatre IN London, has been standing just
hundred years.