The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.


TUE GREAT RIsToRI.-Sea tickets for the great
traRedlenne may be had at the Academy to-day.
TO morrow "wednesday the first sale OF since
tickets for the inI ial performance Will commence.
There will be a tremendous rush a. the Academy lor
them; but as the Manager Mr.. GTau, has determined
will no doubt be n chance ior all.
Madame AIDE aide Ristori will open in "Medea"
beth, )" Lady Macbeth" "Leah" " and several other
roles OF her repertoire This evening she appears IN
washington as Elizabeth"
AoADEHY OF MUsIC--FRENoH OPERA-0n Fri.
day evening the excel ent French Opera Troupe of
NM. Paul JuRnet and q. Drivet will perform
Heroid's beautiful ana brilliant opera of Tampa.
This work has not been heard here for years, and
many Of oul young readers know little of 1t beyond
the sparkling oYerCure 80 often gwen at our theatres
Made Elvira NaddIe will appear IN the Tote OF
Camille, and Monsieur Armand assumes the arduous
PSTt o. oncSS n Of a fy M BeSe ,
be presented, at an GpreS-midi entertainment The
sale of tickets will commence at the Academy TO-
morrow
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE The desire TO
see BouoIcauiPs last great work, called Tie Long
Strike, Increases with each representation. The
Chesnut Is crowded every night with tue elite oil the
city.
fho reading of genuine news dispatches from all
parts OF the world, telegraphed directly to the
theatre, is q very attractive aud exciting feature
These dispatches are arranged with taste and each
iRe Yong % STRIKE, fO WITH ). i e. " McDOnough Josie
OTton, and 4 II. Mackay In their great roles, will
On tomorrow Wednesday afternoon, a grand
family matinee will be gwen, when the beautiful
play Of ISdbeIor Woman's Life, will be presented.
All of the lnends of the management enoud DC
present tomorrow afternoon, and assist Dir. Sim
TO make up some of the losses sustained by the
recent fire.
NKw ARCH STREET THEATRE-Mr and Mrs
Howard Paul are doing excellent business.
Their audiences are decidedly the largest and most
fashionable we have ever seen attend dramatic per-
formances. This even ng most attraotive enter
taipment is offered, and we sincerely hope that
these exceedingly clever drtiSteS may be apUre.
oiated by a crowded house. This Is the last week OF
Their engagement.
WALNUT TREET THEATRE.-MR. j. S. CLARKE AT
HoME.-Ihe great American comedian appears IN
an immt double bill this evening CLARKE as
"Tony Lumpkin" and Newman Noggs" The Wal
nut was crowded last night to see him play "BoD
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE - THE "BLAcK
CRooK"-1housandsru rush to see this great spectacle
every evening. The announcement that 1t can be
played but two weeks more creates the lIyeest
desire on the part OF all TO witness IT, II will be
performed tins evening, with all OF the beautiful
HANDEL AND HAYDN CONCERTS. - But few more
days remain to procure tickets Tor the Handel
and Hay DIN Concerts, the first of which is TO be
gwen on Thursday evening of next week, when the
grand oratorio OF Elijah will be produced, with Dr.
Guillmete the celebrated bassO, of Boston; Mr.
Caroline McCafIrey and Miss H. M. Alexander, OF
Philadelphia. Fhe moderate price at which the
tickets have been acedten dollars for three seats
for the three concersbds fair to secure the house
IN advance or at least as much of 1t as the manage
act upon this hint. as no grander musical feasts
will be provided this season than the oratoros OF
EHjah, ST. Pau, and Darid by the Handel and
Haydn
EVOLUTIONARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
= Mr.. s. L. Adams, one of our most accomplished
elocutonists will give exte 1sve, elaborate, and
varied reading from the poets at the Assembly
Buildings, next Thursday evening, December s.
Mr.. ii. g. Everest will preside at the piano. Mr..
Adams will be assisted by Mr. and II rs j. g. Magee
and daughter, and Mr.. W. w. Gilchrlst Tickets
may be had at 1Iumplers, Seventh and Chestnut
Streets. = ~,
CARNORoss D1xEY have brought out q Black
Crook in fine style. 1he OF spades is nothing to
compare to it. Dixey says that the management
were not at all -Barrdssed with its pro auction,
other theatres have been. NO offene to the real
Black Crookerl
FATHER KEMP, Emma j. Nichols. and the "Old
Folks" still holding their levees at National
Hall, Mayket street, above Twelfth, every evening
and on Wednesday and Saturday af ernoons
VALER's WINTER GARDEN, Vine street. below
Eighth.-Miss Victoria Howard and Miss Ada Tes-
man, the American nightingaes, every evening.
Admission, gratis. Beer, good