The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
Phnada Stock Exchange Sales, Sept 3
Reported by dc Haven & Bro 40 900. Third sreet,
RrIyyEEN ROARuq
ANrUsEMsvTs

The various theatres Of this city will open for
The regular fall ana winter season tins evening.
We have only space TO notice the programme Of
each establishment briefly, and re or ourreaders
TO the special advertisements Of each thea re.
Tue CHEsEUT.--Thi5 fayorte Theatre opens
Tor the fall and y nter camOa gD tonight,
undel the management Of William Il. Sim a.
90. The stock company engaged is vesy large
auo contains many lavOrite ARTISTS. This even
INC madIe Felicita Vestvaii will commence her
farewell cneHgemeut with Biiman's great
traeedy, entitled FdS1o; or The HGbdn WIFE.
Blanca is grand impersonation, and there is
probably but one living actress who cau sustain
the character equally with Vestvali. All OF the
prominent memb RS ol the corps dromatigue are
embraced in the cast, and Che performance viii
prove very attractive.
The WALNUr.-Mr. j. s. Clarke opens in the
RiOdi,. His bob Acres is very fine. The
entire cast Of the play is one OF unusual
strength; @, Walcot. Jr,, appearing as Captain
Absolute" MIR. j. B. Roberts as Falkland
Oven Fawcett rs "OTrgger" and w. A. Chap
man rs "Sir Anthony" Miss Annie Graham viii
render the part Of Julia and Mrs. @. Walcot
VIII personate Lucy" The stock company is
strong and talented, and the stage wilt be pre-.
sided over for the season by J. B. Roberts. The
veteran and accomplished manager Thomas l.
Hemphlll, retains the managerial reins. Toe
side-splltung 2ood'es concludes the perform
ances this evening, Clarke sustaining his
famous Tote Of the inebriate Timothy"
The AROH.-This theatre opened on Saturday
to an immense audience. Mrs. John Drew and
every member of the company received very
hattering ovations from the audience. Tonight
will be marked by the production OF WestlanS
Marston's new and successful play OF The FAVOR
ae of Fortune The character Of the heroine
Chester Lorrington," is In the hands OF Mrs.
Drew, a sufficient guarantee of its being accept
ably rendered. Mrs. Thaver performs the part
OF Mrs. Lorrlngton." The pril cipal male char
aCters will be persOnutcd by Messrs. Franz Nor
daunt, Owen fdarlowe, and G. II. Griflitns The
play has been carefully prepared, ani viii be
placed upon the stage in the superior STYLE for
which this theatre is famous.
The HEw AMERICAN THEATRE.-Tbe Woren
Sisters have been very successful. They will
appear this evening in PlanciS's musical fairy
extravaganza of the In0tstbte Prince. The mar
sentative in Miss Sophie, while the susceptible
princess Pretty Belt" and her adventure
loving maid "Apricotina," will be capitaDy sus-
tained by the Misses Irene and Jennie. L. l..
Donnely assumes the part OF the usurping, though
not belllgerent hiibuster, "Furibon1N The per-
formances will conclude with fayorte local.
drama of the Fireman Of PhaiddelphIok
HELLER.-Ths evening will be ths7 opening
night of this wonderfully gifted artst, The.
Assembly Building, Tenth and Chesnu7 streets,
viii contain bis piano. cabalistic clock, aerial
bell, witches pole, internal medicine, accumu
latve half dollars, his amusing Wood hSnstres,
and hundreds of other amusing and mystifyins
wonders, many OF which he Will introduce TO-
night. During the summer season HIS troupe
OF wood Minstres' have added TO theIr 'eDer-
tore a grand overture, ''OBosh,n with. new
songs, jokes, glees, etc. Back-us and Birch -em
are the comedians, During the evening "Tae
Last Rose of Summer" "Somnambula," aud
the practice Of Boarding-school Miss" will
be executed on the piano by Mr.. Heller. There
can be no better entertainment offered the
public than is given by this great wit, musician,
and cOnjuror.