The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.


ITALIAN OPERA.-Orders for subscriptions to the
Italian Opera which to commence on tho 18th in
pCx Office of the Academy. The regular subscription
bookswil be opened at rumpler's. on Monday next
MR.. OWENS AS "soLoN SINGLE THE New Ches
nat street Theatre was packed rom floor TO roof last
nsnt 70 witness MT Owens acting 10 MS most mos ismou,
one, and the app ause was gwen spAriug but With
cha ant, exceedingly dro, and pecullariy American
character Of Uncle Scion shipge By BY Mr. owensls GER
the part last night was sTeat % success &C S. .,,. o,
yea tor more 10 e ean an T ne % %
was wholly and comp etely Uncle soon Single There
ES IN he c6arsSeE ay Of sS
Sy qS m %S GS has the sye
plot and improved and extended the part of "soon
n play as presented by Mr.. Owens last night was
one OF the weakest specimens OF dramatic construc-
ton we have ever seen-in word II is just what
IT is called, Uncte SotOn Shingle, made up Of The
owens who has identified hmse with the character to
such extent to make It the chief roie of very
e. owens" again this evening.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE Mr.. John Brougbam
wI Ere mis- will be the as opportunity Of witness,
ing this sparkling new comedy
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-The :" Benoton Family
held bril- liant reception last evening and everything
passed of smGotth 10 night sn9ther reception will
AMERICAN THEATRE Mr.. Proctor will introduce the
great 'Jibbenainosay" again this evening. He is
week at least
MUSICAL FUND BALL-MAx sTRAKoscH's CoNoERrs.-
take place at the Musical Fund Il ali on Friday and
Batul evenings of this week. They to be gwen
the of musical artists now travelling through
the states under the management OF Max Strakosch
All strangers In Philadelphia, and this one
is toe favorite basso Karl FoTmes, whose name Is
and the mist, Jehin Prume the instrument
Ia lists OF the troupe ana very warmly commended
by those who have heard them. The Yocalists
are Madlle Mathide PlOdOwska, rom La Scala a
sopranos Mad'le Frida de Gebele a contralto; and a
tenor Lmberti AL Of whom endorsed as artists OF
indsputable eminence. Stakosch has ed many
excellent vocasts TO the American public. and his
taste in making selections for company well
blished. The cOmers will therefore be heard with
attention, and may rely upon cordial reception.
ler's music store Seventh and Chesnut streets.
MRS GEORGIA AND Miss CLARA COVERT made their
ebut in the musical world the occasion OF MIR Stuart
RObsons benefit, Friday evening last The delightful
duet, "l Remem ber, the piece selected IL was
sung in beautiful sty. e. Mrs Covert has a powerful
contralto voice Miss Clara has voice but lacks
strength However with cultivation IL will attain
and insure them success should IL be their nten On to
follow the boards. They looked charming.
ASSEMBLY BUnDNGs.-Mr. Heller offers a remarkably
attractive programme tonight, including the great
Mysterious Orange Tree" the Wood Minstrels ana
the matchless pianoism Ibis Is Heer's week un-
less he should be reengaged next Saturday evening,
CARECRoss DIxEY still do The ISpectre's Frolic
TO delighted audiences It Is an extremely funny
performance Dances, ads jokes and overtures
are added evening. Something each evening
THE LISCOIN MEMORIAL rABLEAUx are now on exhi.
biton at katl0pal Hall, Market street, below Thir
teenth.
.VALER's MUSIC BALL in Vine street below EIGHTH
ia our b. an ideal of "Wner Garden" IL Is omen every
eveniIg until IL O'c 0ck,