The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-27
AMUSEMENTS.

ADELAIDE RIsToRI.-The great tragedenne ap-
peared as "Medea" in Baltimore last night to a
very large and fashionable audience. Her success
was complete, and the applause was tremendous.
Rstori will play "Medea" at the American Aca-
deny of Mus Q, in this city, on Monday evening,
December 10th, proximo.
We are informed by Mr.. De Vivo, Mr.. Graus
agent, tnat the sale of tickets for any or all of Rs
tori's great representations will commence at
Trumper's, Seventh and Chestnut streets, on next
Monday morning, December 8. subscriptions for
the season will be received at TTumpler's on Friday,
Saturday, and Monday next.
Every person should see Ristor She is without
doubt the greatest tragedienne now living. Miss
Kate Field the accomplished critic of the New York
tribune, says that 'she a genius aud an artste
confirmed IN pure woman, such as the world has
never known before"
ONLY ONE "BLAoK CROOK We have received
the following letter, which Will be iueI esing to our
To the Editors Of The Evening Telegraph -
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
sm.-wuI vou do PnIL4a5PELPHIA, ,Ad a5 November 2I
report that ne Bacf GSooE is to be pfodacsd at the
New american, during the holidays, or at any other
MY contract with Mr. wheatley confines the repre-
@ Nbo aSn OF 9ne p1eSe under his auspices exc usyey
MADE for It's continuance through the entire season
Even 4 this were not the its sithdawa IN the
very probable. Very truly yours,
M,
Author OF The Black Crook.
lOf course we stand corrected. We gave the item
OF rews objected to, publicity, because 1t came from
what we conceived to be good authority. 1t had
alreadv Deen announced in New York CITY as n fact
that The Black Crook would be shortly produced at
our Academy of Music, IN the public prints.-ED
1ELKGRAPH.1
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE-"THE Iose
STR1KE."- ."-lhe new play was prouuoed last nlght,
the nit" oil The season. The house was very tull
ana the enthusiasm extraordinary or the
play we need on mention that it is Mr. Bouci.
caulps most mastery dramatization of Mrs Gas.
kelPs chef dgHvre, Mary Barton" story thai is
stil vely IOpuar
The scenery is exceedingly fine. "The murder in
rulers lane being superior, tor artistic beauty,
natural ness, and excitement, to any that we have
ever witnessed The Telegraph ofice'' was n 40 adj
mlrable ana the reading OF genuine news 0espatches
from all parts of the world was received with much
applause. This is especially Philadelphia enter.
prise, and is worthy OF the encouragement 1t is
VOuchsated.
Mr. John Z. Mcponough plays the "John Bull
Barrister" in excellent style 1t is his best part
Miss Josie Oiton Mr +. + Mackav Mr. Woolf and
mr' Lennox were all 5000, as usual, and assisted
MT' mcDonough in making The Iona Strike a suc-
cess The Long Strike will be repeated this evening
WALNUT STREET THEATRE Miss Efie Germop
ana the whole company in Boucicaults military
drama Of Jessie BroDR, and in John Brou ugham's
extravaganza called Pocdh0ntaS ON Thursdav n
grand dpTeS-nidi .tete drdmdtigue.
ARCH STREET THRATRE.-Mr and Mrs Howard
RAUL in thcr humorous, thrilling romantic droI
tragic and generally interesting entertainment &
AMERICAN THEATRE.-The Black Crook with AL
ITS magnlticent scenery and Its admirable cast OF
characters.
CARNCRoss & DIxEY give the Marble Lover aud
the C0ncert-G-L'A riQue On Thursday a grand
ThanksRiv ing matinee Will be given.
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE - This establishment
ing, MIR. rank Drew aud an excellent com psny
IN three funny pieces