The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-02
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WALNUT STREET. THEATRE Mr. arke's pe.-
formance IN M Neighbours W1e Is well known as
one of the most amusing aud most OriGnal or his
roles. Mr. Fave tt was also rood a. Sn'h
playIn0 with less buresque and oaa than usual.
The great want at this tneatros in tho ndy port,on
of this company. Mrs chester is good onY IN
small parts. She has grown s!ovenlY and careoss IN
her dress. Mrs. Brelsford 10 utterly out of placeas
young and beautiful wife, OF whom her husband
is Jealous There is not snRie attractive woman
at this theatre. Mr.. CarKo gavo us his ano artisuc
and wonderful sketch Of Newman NogSs," pcr.
feet transfer from the page of Dick ms.
Mr. clarke has tho secret Of showing u5 the innor
nature Of the character he replesens as well as tdj
surface. Through oil the gco.esque oomicahty OF
his makeup and manner, there something thlt
narrowed the 1eelings that revealed mo paqt history
of the man, his regre's, his yearning afror better
4hIngs The tremuIous nervousness OF the man who
has sought to fol get his DEGRADATION in drink was
appalling whilst the speech OF the drunkRrds last
drink brought, with the magnetism that Clarke po3'
fessos the tears TO tho ey and sod the house Int)
death.hke SILENCE. This evening Mr.. Clarke will
produce She Stoops to Conquer, and tho iRIm tsblo
and laushable farce Of He's Jack Sheppard
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRB.-Arrat-''a-
POgue continues to draw fine houses. 1t Is played
tonight.
Very many novelties are to be produced ut this
Theatre DUNG tho spring season, and they will re
brought out IN raUid succasson. On tomorrow
isaturday) afternoon we shat have matinee per-
fornance when Uncle T0nI'S Cabin will be played
with cast embracing all of tho company iavOrltes.
On Monday evening, Mr.. Is y WooPs now piece
q sensation drama called BI1CE Mdii, Orj The Hour
Of Ten, will be presented, with new scenery, dresses
etc. This can only for two weeks when 1t 10 10
be succeeded by Henry DaHbGr, Tom TavlNT's new
dramatzatior of Miss 3raddon's story of the "Out.
casts" Mr. Sim las purchased the sole right OF
PLAYING this piece in Philadelphia aud ne will spare
pains to produce it in splendid stve. After this
gIand scenic, spectacular, and sensational novelty
will be put upon the stage. upon the scenes for
which the artists OF the theatre are now engaged
constantly
ARCH STREET THEATRE Miss Hosmer, for her
last benefit VIII play laliourd's tragedy OF lon
THIS play is larey gwen. 1t Is admirably writton
1t took the author seyonte years to write it, and
is strictly classical.
On Monday Mrs. Waller will make her FIRST ap-
peaIauce here for somo years Mrs Waller - The
PrandCst tragic actress we nave now on our stage
Her Duchess of Maf" lin which she first appears)
is he perfection Of the highest artistic genius
TIE CoTIRIE BLANoHE.-Ihe preparations for
thi~ OF cOnvvallty nearly perfected, and 1T
PROMISES to be of the most brilliant balls of the
season 1t is Cotton up regard ess Of expense, and
will introduce certain features that not only
novel, hut are of mos. interesting character The
rules ado 1ted by tine management OF stringent
cbaIuctor az 10 meet the objection that per- of
improper character are frequently admitted to such
places without the knowledge OF those having it in
charge.
Tie great object of the Coterie Blanche to fur
nish Gn entertainment where all can enjoy them
selves without being thrown in contact with dis
reputable individuals. Everything that prudence
dictate has beel done to make the affair an en-.
tire success, and we shall be disappointed if SnY-
thing can occur to mar The festivues of the occa-
sion. The number Of admission tickets will be
limited, and consequently the annoyance of
crush will be avoided The ball occurs upon the
evening Of February 7th, at The Academy of Music.
The GERMANIA-The following is the programme
OF the rehearsal Tor tomorrow afternOon:-
Concert Ouverture, op. A. H.............. .Karr1voda
Aria from "Don Sebastian. ............. ,%n'.ott;
Deco brGs-W al1'' ;....',,:. :.,,,, Strauss
Andane-from SintOnie in - '''"'''SII, SIosart "'
Ouverure-"Der Freischu, "' ''"'' WGSaar Wos ar
r: ~ ion and a., H. 't.,'.,,,,,,,.,JOst. Gungl
SQn]ur~ W sHu oeped,ctO'a from Die
.,,>, 49, ....n.......h''' Mey 'fOeer
ASSEMBLY BUILDS, as.-A most charming enter.
tainmentis to be found here with the Swiss Bell