The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-18
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ACADEMY OF Music After seyeral weeks OF
preparation, Benedicts new opera OF the Lily
of Killarney will be produced this evening.
The cast will embrace all OF the principal artistes
Of the Richines Company. Miss Richings will
sing the "Cruiskeen BawD;n Mrs. Segu1n hunt
ing song, Tally Hol" MIR. Castle wiIl give
"Eily MRvourneen;" Mr.. Campbell will render
the new song OF the "COlleen Bawn" and Mr.
Wylie will sing the Toast Song" The Lily OF
Killarney will be performed tour nights only.
On Friday evening MIR. Castle Will take Dcne-
a. when Fra Di0Uoto will be presented.
We are gratifed 10 be able to inform our
readers that an additional principal soprano mas
connected herself with the Richings troupe,
and will make her debut as airline in the 30
hCgntdn Girt next week We allude TO MISS
Laura Waldron, of New York, a handsome and
b ehly accom- plshed young lady, with hne yocal
abilities aud soprano voice IN a nlgn B.a.e VI
cultivation. Her connection with the company,
while it will give Miss FiChpes much needed
relief will add to it's attractions materially
CHFsNUr STREET THBArRE.-The popular new
Tlay OF Marie AatOiDette VIII be presented TINS
evening for the last time but two, with Mrs ID.
p. Bowers in the title 70 G. Au amusing local
larce, called DOlC1 at Cape May, mas been ore
pared by Mr.. B. *. Woolf, and will be brought
out this evening for the first time. On Thurs,
day night, Mrs. Bowers new play OF Hunted
DO1Cn will he produced, with powerful cast
The usual matinee performance will occur on
Saturday,
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Mrs. John Drew will
appear in Surf all this week. supported by her
comedy has become very popular, and its sue
cess partakes Of the wonderful. The next SUrt
matinee will be given on Thursday, the 2Sth
instant Thanksgiving Day. Next Friday, bene-
fit Of Mrs. John Drew.
Mr.. EDWIN FORREST has been re-engaged by the
Walnut Street management, and will appear this
evening in his great role of Jack Cade, in
John A. Stones famous play OF that name.
AMERICAN THEATRE. The Carlo family Of pan
tomimists and gymnasts will appear this week.
The "Enchanted Garden,n with its beautiful
fountain and ballets is still exhibited.
CARNCRoss & D1xEY. at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, are visited by crowded houses
nightly. These old and deservedly popular
minstrels continue to give great satisfaction,
and they were never better appreciated or
patronized than at the present time.
AN EXCELLENT MINSTREL TROUPE give exhibit
tions at the New Philadelphia Opera House.
Seventh street, below Arch. j. II. Budworth
w S. Budworth, Eph Horn, Frank Moran, and
Others perform in their funniest characters
This week new panorama aud play called The
Progress Of q Nation will be produced. and j.
H. Budworth will repeat his mlsiortunes as
cousin Schneider
HAssLERs MONDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS
The second Concert of the season Will take place
at Concert Hall this afternoon, when an un-
usually fine programme will be presented. Tue
vocalist will be Madame Henrietta Behreus and
the Instrumental soloist, Mr.. William Ewers
The overture to William IeU the larghetto
movement from Beethoven's Second Symphony,
selections from Wagner's Idnnbduser, and Of
fenbach's Grand DuchesSe are among the pieces
to be performed by the orchestra.
THE SCHIMPF CoMPLIMEHTARY.-The grand
complimentary concert to be given to Mrs.
Josephine Schimpt is advertised TO take place
at Concert Hail. on Tuesday evening, December
3. Miss Louise Soliday, Mr.. Theodore Habel-
mann, MIR. Aaron r. Taylor, Carl Gaertner, aud
Professor Thunder, will all appear, in addition
to the talented benefcidre; and PAS the pro-
gramme is splendid one, musical treat of no
ordinary character may be confidently counted
upon.
PROFESSOR AND MADAME MACALLIsTER still
continue 10 attract immense audiences at Con-
cert Hall. This is their last week, One hum
dred presents are distributed every evening
among the audience.