The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PIsLEY's CONTINENTAL NEWS
Choice seats 10 all aces Of Amusement NAV no nso
no to 6h o'c.Cck any evening 5iiy
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
roN SNhESS iRn 6tS W street above @ IYenh,
WILLIAM ME-! y; sdSN 1a,;., Resident Manager
THIS EYENINe,
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS
VIII appear in his great assumption ass tenet Of
In the powerful drama emitted
THE DEAD HEART;
THE MAN OF TTHE PEOPLE.
NEW AND ELEGANT sCENERYp p,.,-,o..,
ELABORATE EFFECTs,
INV " '''o TUNEoUALLEiDSO IN THIS CITY.
he performance will consist OF the great drama in
Prologue AMI three acts entitled
THE DEAD HEARr;
,.,... THE MAN OF The PEOPLE
Originally pciomcd BY 6m E 10 F"aS ihs counry AgS
POWERFUL CAST.
LETIRE DE CACHEr
RSTFhs Or ATP T5AKS& Of THE
THE DUEL 4Sr 10 The T1 DEATH.
THE GUILLo1NE-THk DESTINY OF TUE DEAD
SATURDAY AFfhREooN. HF4RE MAY 10.
SEI OND EDWIN ADAMS MATT vEE.
-, FINE BILL IN PRLPAR ATION.
Admission to evening performance, 25c, Soc, and ST.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
w n Il. corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets
Tfiis Wednesday EVENING, NAV Is.
Twenty frst Night Of the Brilliant Engagement age OF
MR.. EDWIN BOOM.
TssSdy TnG g for the tMRr tyfh time in shakopoar
which has been placed on the in style it hooed
combining splendor OF production with strict historical
correctness expense or effort has been spared in
of the ordinary stage resources aud bY the detv ap
proprlateness, and superior execution OF the severa
play into the most minute details.
r...... MIR EDWIN BOOIh as HAMLET.
Mr. D. T,AYIoE ~ Ok as the Ghost o. H9mlets Father
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
MRS. JOHN DREws NEW ARCH STREET
INl THEATRE Begins at IA o'clock.
BENEFIT
MIR F. F. MAcKAY.
wEbNlsDSSff E1bHEEf SSffoERIqSSi EvRSiNd RiEGEs; gsS ,e
OLD PHiL's BiRTHDAY.y y 10
Alter which the comic drama Of MI + T. Aaok'y
THE OLD GUARD.
The Wild DUCK MI Z T. A"OA"S
JOhn s. Hemple
THQgRSSDAAYaBENEFIT QgS 4 OF MR.. s HEMPLE.
sATURDAY-FRANK DREW'S BFNEFIr.
MoNDAY-MIss LUCY RUsHToN
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
IN WALEgT Ut Street Street above Eighth.
,HUGHEY DoUGHERrY,
'1' I,,aDe TWO tflS tGIiic Grand BALLETs.
W. N SMit5i II, and Bset IToupe
SXfIEEE wEDNEsbGY S5GY 4ND i1"s sATURDhY HTfGUEnlSG
CONCERT HALL.
~ GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
RENDERED TO
OFFICER JAMES DORSEY
BY THE cIT1zENs SVHS OF PHILADELPHIA
The Inc tollowiGg named gentlemen compose the Com
Colonel W Davis George Moore, Esq 'IsGsE Robert
( adsS and Edf Ave TR Eun9ed MSS dSsa ESD
~ ~ ne only survivor of the murdered Iamily little
WILLIE GEARING wll be IN reduced to the audience
The following lady and gentlemen artists have kindly
Hounteered Their valuable seylces for this occasion
Colonel VIM Maurice, hares Hamilton,
American Quartette, j. Rudolf
MariatanIa Gee. Charles Comber.
Philade phia Quintette, William Wright
The American Quartette George Wilkes
American Vocalsts, Miss Mary GODDARD,
Harmopla Glee, Miss Florence Edmonds,
Amateur Gee, Hughey Dougherty,
W. s. Brown, Tom Vance,
Frank Gladng, Ole Bull Myers,
Robert Butler, James stella
Master Barry, A. BaTtram
SgnOr Harrington, Andrew 1'IHaiS Leavett,
AIRY EnOchs, c. A. Petit
Tickets 81 Gents. For sale everywhere.
Doors open at Z, commence at o'clock.
NJ L LAMPoRT,
,UL BERGER,
JAMES II. PENROSE,
g. A. PENNlNGTON.
ROB ERT n SIMPSON Treasurer
n B.Th9 IT artists who have volunteered will please
By order OF Committee 5l44t