The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-11
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Now THAT the election is over and people are
moie calm, public attention Will be occupied
generally with the various entertainments de-
signed tor popular recreation and amusement.
Az present we have an unusual array of atrac-
tive shows, including every species OF mental
entertainments We would esoecially call atten-
ton to the following brief notices of the princi-
city.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Miss Charlotte
Thompson is doing an excellent business. She
takes her first benefit tonight, and will appear
IN a i9Vorite ro'e supported by the entire
suenGIh OF the new company. Next week, IN
answer 10 general request from her lady
friends, Miss Charlotte Thompson will appear
IN LeSte BGretoot-a play in which she has no
equal on the stage. Miss Thompson's engage
ment is limited to twelve nights, and those who
deslre TO witness her fine acting should avail
themselves OF the present opportunity.
ARCH STREET THEATRE. Edmund Fall
c0ner takes his first benefit tonight HIS new
play OF InnlStduen, which has been quite sue.
cesslu mere, VIII be presented. 1t is one of the
most elegant and attractive Irish dramas on the
stage. Miss Kate Reynolds is superb in "Katy
Magure.n Let Mr.. Falcomer have a good house
nlPhW IN this country. Mrs. John Drew an.
nounces that she has Olive Logan's pleasant
dramatic sketch of Surf in rehearsal
- CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. James p.
MurdoCh continues his successful engagement,
and for his benefit tonight will appear in the
Stranger. Kotzebue's masterwork Will be pre-.
sented in an excellent manner The cast is un-
usually good.
AMERICAN THEATRE. The Variety Troupe
appear in an excellent bill tonight. The grand
prlsmatic fountain will be exhibited us usual
The American IS now called the "Alhambra
Palace" OF America. Matinee tomorrow after
noon as usual
The Black Crook continues attractive at the
Academy OF Music. matinee will be given
tomorrow Saturday afternoon Next week
will be the last OF the Black Crook and the Pari-
slenne ballet,
ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Madame Adelaide Ris.
tori will appear in her great roe of Elizabeth"
on Monday evening, October 81, on Tuesday
evening in Mary Stuart, and on Wednesday in
her new play of Marie AntOirette.
CONCERT HALL.-Next Tuesday evening, Oc.
tober Is, an admirable panorama and series of
large paintings will be exhibited, representing
the Apocalypse, or Revelation OF st. John.
These paintings are all from the easel of Ham.
matt Billings, Esq, and are painted from origi-
nal designs OF that great genius of modern art
Gustave Dore. Such of these pictures as we
have seen we unhestatingly pronounce wonder.
full works Of ant and the only striking impress
slons OF Imagination or the ideality of prophetic
Visions we have ever seen.
The GERMANIA.- folloWing is the pro.
gramme Tor the concert tomorrow afternoon:-
l. concert Owe ture (frst tme)-J. ]. H. Verhultst
2 Song, 20 du mein Mona," (frst timeJ Cornet solo
Ris re
8. overture, "Jessonda"-L. Spohr.
c. Duet from "hlixir OF Love- (irst tlmeJ-G Doni-
Zetti.
:. First Finale, "Huguenots"-G. Meyerbeer.
HORTICULTURAL HAIL Mr. Theodore Habel-
mans two concerts ZEN coStunoe) will occur on
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Seats
and tickets can be secured at the principal
music stores. Mr.. Habelman will be assisted
by number of popular and distinguished
artistes. Mr.. Carl Sentz will lead the orchestra.
ASSEMBLY BUmDUNGs.-Mr. j. Luther Ring
walt closes his lectures on the "Plains and
Rocky Mountains" tomorrow evening. he mas
been quite successful. His addresses have been
much admired by all who have heard them.
The FAMILY RESORT. Title HoE1TGh Trip Around
the Word is a taking card at this establishment.
The buresque Black Crook Ballet and other good
things are also given.