The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW CuEsNUr STREET rHEATRE.-The audiences
Cbesnus have S eops6sTa5ly rs de this week
tive play Miss Kate RelgnOlds as Lucy Fair
Ss q spy sappoFted By Miss josie oron MI FfaS
Iawior. Mr.. r. +. Mackay, and Mr. Ienuox. The
streets OF PhRadcphtd viii be played again this
On Saturday afternoon the usual family matinee
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-This establishment
NJ wsTr's renditon of the rojss of adv TsabeT and
MADAME Vine,' IN clifton W. Tayleures version OF
very creditsDy supported BY Mr. George 'f'I II clarke
oabers miss western has grown more and
graceful but we observe no improyement in ner read
ARcu STREET THEArRE-Ours is still drawing
large audiences The new comedy has proved the
ny Oh me season. SnnpopteS hbppSSsss agau 10
dannt, Hemple Griiiiths Marlowe, Miss Lizzie Price
Mrs. Crease, ana Othefs'
A,trRtcAN THEATRE. This establishment is
crowded nightly. The entertainment presented is
trom rimbucoO are very wonderful artists. Mad'lie
Louise. the great Female Drummer and Miss Carrie
Austin, in her ZouaVe drlll ana manual OF arms
appear this evening
Mr., MURDoCH's READINGs.-Mr. James F. Muir.
doch the distinguished American tragedian Will read
again nj the Academy of Music TO- morrow (Thursdayj
evening. In this entertainment he VIII give recita-
American poets lie will also recite Tom Hoods
Dream Of Eugene Ara1mp pnSr ana humorous selection
ACADEMY OF MUs1C.-The Japs" appear this even
ing in a grand and attractive programme This troupe
noon. The Academy was crowded again at the
japanese entertainment TINS AFTERNOON
MUSICAL FUND HALL.-Nfr Charles Jarvis and Mr..
Charles M Schmit8 announce their last symphony
concert for next Saturday evening, March lG Tickets
1tee %Sy De Ro6et RSS a. sebGmanns Sci am none No J. in
aal will be executed by orchestra OF fifty OF our
best musicians. Madlle Camilla Urso, the famous
female violin soloist, will execute Nieuxtemps Con
CeTt stuck solo and Prume's LA MelanCJlie.n Mr..
Jarvis will execute BeeihOven's Concerto, Op. JS.
with q cadenza by MOschelles assisted by the grand
orchestra. other admirable selections will also be
given.
CONCERT OF THE MONROE GIRLS GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.-A grand concert under the auspices of Pro-
fessOr a. r. Taylor will be given by the pupils OF the
Monroe Girls Grammar school, At the Musical Fund
Hall on Friday evening next, which promises to be
one Of the most successful affairs Of the kind ever
gotten in Philadelphia. Besides the pupils of the
school, MRS. mozart, the eminent soprano OF New
Tor, Mr. William IL. Brscoe, and Mr.. H. a. Clarke, OF
our own city.
CONCERT OF THE MENDELssoHN SoClErY.-The
second subscription concert of the Mendelssohn So
cety takes place the Musical Fund Hall, Friday
evening March 80 and SUBSCRIPTIONS viii be received
Chesnut streets. The Society striving to make this
concert OF the best they have yet given and the
programme provided for it IS one of uncommon ex-
Cellence.
CONCERT HALL.-Next Monday evening the Con.
sOlidaIed Troupe OF SWISS Bell Ringers will reopen
Concert Hall with a gTahG musical entertainment.
This troupe comprises the TWO Peak Families and the
Berger Family, each family having Oeen recently ope-
rating separately throughout the country
Mr.. VBRoN FLETCHER's PAINTING OF VENUS
This picture which has been for lew exbi-
btion in this CITY, a No 1905 ChesnuJ street (and is
new, has elected many comments from the public,
and critques from the press and as thcTe seems TO be
diversity of opinion as 10 the meaning of the design
careluly examine IN orucr 20 comprehend the eYi-
GeLt aim OF the artist.
CARNCRoss d DIxEY display the "Real ROYAL Dusl;y
Japanese Troupe this evening in the burlesOue of
ours, VbOiHiU Mummy and other good things TiarH.
cross and FraZers pantomime, called the HJttgc
Mat JGcH BUM j. rapidly approaching completion
ana E'N he produced probably during the present
montn,