The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE-Mr. James
+. Murdoch takes his first benefit this evening,
lightful comedy OF Much Ado About NOthtng
supported by the entire strength of the new
To morrow afternoon, Tor the Matinee, caste
will be presented for the only time.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Mrs. w. Conner
sal takes benefit tonight, and appears in three
new songs. Mrs. Gomersal goes TO New Orleans
in a few days, and our citizens should seize this
final opportunity to gladden. the Iady's heart.
on Monday evening Miss Charlotte Thompson
will appear
ARCH STREET THEATRE. - Benefit of Mr..
Eddy and last appearance but one a capital
bill is presented. Miss Henrietta Irving will
also appear, together with all of the company
favorites.
on Monday evening I7anisJallea will be pro-
duced in magnificent style, with Miss Kate
Regnolds, Mr.. Falconer (the author) Miss
Price, Mrs; Thayer, Mrs. Creese, Mr.. Everly,
tribution of characters.
AT THE AMERICAN THEATRE an excellent
entertainment will be given tonight and to-
morrow morrow afternoon, This estaolshment sta af is is
the Arabian Brothers."
ATTHE ACADEMY OF Music the Black Crook
will be presented tonight and to morrow after
noon,
CARL SENTz's FIRST ORCHESTRA MATINEE
came of yesterday with great ecLat. more
brilliant success has never been witnessed in
our city. The hall was crowded with the best
of our townsfolk, and everybody expressed
satisfaction and delight The Orchestra num-
bered forty-slx members, the best professors of
the art resident here. Mr.. SentZ led them with
his usual energy and ability, and everything
passed off smoothly and without a hitch. II
was an occasion OF regret that sickness pre-
place was admirably supplied by MIR. George
Bishop, tenor of exquisite quality and style,
who sang pleasing ballad in a charming man
ner.
BLIND ToM.-In the GeSta ROmanoilta there
is tale of q prince who possessed q taliSman
which secured him universal love from his fell
low-creatures. Blind Tom seems to hold posses
success, for he has not failed to please the
crowds which flock to Concert Hall. To Tom,
failure is but a word. May he never experience
its realityl but a day more remains of Toms
stay in our city, and Concert Hall is still as
much crowded as ever, The last matinee will
be given on Saturday afternoon (to-morrow).
Let the Hall be crowded as IL has been for the
last five weeks with the best families of the
city, as Tom is TO make his farewell speech,
which will be, like his musical genius, a treat.
MIR j. l.. RINGwALT continues his popular
lecture at the Assembly Buildings 1.-The
Plains and the Rocky Mountains" Mr.. Ring
walt has been visited by full houses, and his
lecture is illustrated by beautiful views of
scenes and people he met on his Western
journey.
TUNIsoN g. Co are still favored with large and
fashionable audiences at their new Philadel-
phia Opera House, in Seventh street, below
Arch. sanford, Eph Horn, Frank Moran, and
o her "stars" of the profession still remain 10
drive away the "blues" from all sad-hearted
visitors
"a HURRAH TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
with two capital burlesques, is still the attrac-
ton at CarncrOss Dixey's.