The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

ENGLISH OPERA.-The repetition of Balfe's
popular opera, "The Bohemian Girl" attracted
another large and brilliant audience to the
Academy last night, and the performance passed
off with the greatest possible eclat and success
Miss Richings, Mr.. Castle, MIR. Campbell, and
Mr.. Seguin performed their respective roles in q
way to elicit the warmest demonstrations OF ap-
plause, and the encoreS were numerous and
judiciously bestowed. The opera was extremely
well put upon the stage, and, altogether, its rem
dition was one of the best and most commend
able of the present season.
The attraction for this evening is BeIlini's
beautiful opera Of "Sonnambula," )" very strongly
cast, and that for to-morrow-for the benefit of
Mrs. e. Seguin-is the ever-popular LINDA"
No more deserving artist is connected with the
Richings troupe than Mrs. Seguin, and we
trust the many admirers her fine voice and
finished vocalization have made for her in
Philadelphia will be present in full force at the
Academy on Wednesday evening.
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Miss Helen
Western was greeted with an immense audi
ence last night made up mostly of the sterner
sex. The "Sculpturesque" was in her glory as
cynthia" and we must confess that her new
dresses were most magnificent, rich and COSTLY
Notwithstanding the fact that there was
scarcely enough of the apparel to suit the taste
OF some people, We observed no Improvement
In the histrionic efforts OF Miss Western. She
is more majestic or rather more massive. in
proportions, than ever before, and has FUR
nlsheu nerset with q wardrobe that can
scarcely be eXcelled in this country.
MI. >; a. herne, as 'Ismael, the Wolf" did
not make "star-like" impression.
Miss Josie Orton played f'Starlight Bess" with
her usual grace and viVacity
Mr. Lennox, as The kinchen," and Mr.. Jen-
nlngs, as cheap John," were as funny as could
De desired Inc rest Of the; characters were
assigned to the humble histrions of the Com
This evening Miss Helen WepsteEn palse apnears IN
seven characters in Satan In Paris and Don
Cesar de Bazan-an announcement Which is
suihcient TO crowd the theatre.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE-This evening
Sheridan Knowles very popular and beautiful
play OF The HtHlchback will be presented. with q
good cast. Mrs. D. p. Bowers will assume her
pleasing role of Julia" supported by Mr. J. @.
mcSoilom as "Sir Thomas Clifford :" and Mr.. ].
and "Helen" have been assigned to Mr. ~ Wal
cott, Jr., and Miss Effie Germon
Roberts Tsnditiop NE some og curiosity to see Mr.
eT,, npesd part we nave never known him to at
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ARCH STREET THRATRE-Mr. a 7, Eox vvas
greeted with very full house last night. and as
the performance gave perfect satisfaction. the
S VIII pe repeated this EVENING" First
French soidier aSs, @ IaJ IarJhlllp Garbois," an old
table clown" in Jack ana Giih; and lastly. the
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On Friday night Mr.. FoY taIres biis saravuali
per fisit "nnaaro ss Fanny Herring will make
favorite in New York. 0''S' sne S sre'''
AnERIoAN THEATRE.-The Variety c,on,nanv
appear in fresh Programme again ItS eyapinSy
OARNcRoss q DIxEY present their nav bnr.
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