The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-22
AMUgEM-RNTE

:, lHE GREAT EHeLIsH DEMOcRAT-Mr, Henry
vincent, who - the firm friend of Mr. JOnn Bright,
ahu VINO ls called the most eloquent orator IN the
world will deliver two lectures at the Academy OF
Music, on Monday and Wednesday EVENINGS OF next
SoEa,o,, Gee1 hs ga ptjects - The Great American
streets
IHE ORAToRIos. In another column will be found
tnc advertisement OF the handel and Haydn Society,
embracing particulars OF the grand concerts to be
given at the Academy of Music during the coming
winter lhe grand OratOrios of 81. Paul, DtUid,
and sampson Will be produced IN n style never
edualled before The choruses Will be rendered OY
hVe hundred voices, and the solo parts will be exc
cute1 oY the ablest Americsn artistes Every body
should sui scribe, and encourage TINS magnificent
musical enterprise.
BATEMAN CONCERTS An tickets with seats
have been sold for Friday night: only standing
re ON can be ObtaIned On saturday there will be
matinee, and Mime Parepa, Brlgnoh, and all the
other artistes viii appear III popular pieces, Seats
can be procured without extra charge,
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-lhs is Hr. jet.
ierson,s last week Tomorrow LFriJaYl night he
takes ms farewell benefit. His "RiD Van Wink e"
continues as popular as ever and we nave no douot
that he o0u9 play 1t to gOod houses for weeks to
come On Saturday afternoon q matinee will be
given, when splendid ertainment will be offered.
On Monday evening, Mr. John T.. McDonOugh
In Bouoicaults new play, called The Long Strike.
New AMERICAN THKATRE--"BLACK CROOK
nhis great spectacle is produced in splendid syle.
Inc scenery IS majeshcallv grand and beauu-
ec Miss Kate s Peunoyer pef and Tss SUSIE sIo SUM-
meIfed, the premiereS ddnSeuseS aud Mr.. IOney
Dener, the great harlequin, are admirable in
their different rOies. Inc music, by Dr. Cum
DIDgton, is also excellent. The audiences at the
American have thus far been large and respect
able, and we were pleased TO observe extraor-
dinary number of adles present last evening. who
were delighted to find the utmost decorUm MAIN
ta'ned and nothing 10 offend upon the stage The
stores about the indecacies of the Black Crook
all made up out of the whole cloth. 1t is just as
moral as the NGiad Queen, Aladdin, or the Sleeping
Beauty.
MIR. Earnshaw. and his gentleman'y manager Mr..
James Pilgrim. deserve much credit for their enter
prise IN producing this costly spectacle, well as
tor their efforts to make the American a rstclass
theatre, where gentlemen can go, and, with their
fam lies, enjoy good performance.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Edwin Booths
engagement will close at the end of thus week. To-
night he appears a. "Romeo" and "Petrucho; 20 to-
morrow, at his benefit, "Shylock" and "Don
Cesar" and on Saturday afternoon, at farewell
matinee, he will perform Hamlet for the last
time. Mr.. Booths manv friends out of the CITY wlll
find this matinee q most convenient opportunity
for them to witness his great ImpersOnation of
"Hamlet"
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Ths is Mr.. Dan
Bryant's last week. TO morrow Friday he takes
his farewell benefit.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs Howard Paul
commence an engagement.
CARNoRoss DIxEY nave a frst-rate entertain
this evening.