The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-20
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC The RiChings Opera
Troupe appear again this evening, in Benedicts
delightful opera Of the Ltiv OF Kitdrnev; or
me C0ueen B0tcn Every member of this favOrite
Company has part in this new opera. It can
only Sy pc played one evening more. On Friday
usual matinee.
ARCH STREET TuEATRE.-Miss Olive Logau's
American comedy of Surf has been very sue
cessiul. It's now in its third week, and seems
as popular as ever. Mrs John Drew is admi-
fable IN her part, and the comic acting OF NJ.
Craig, Mr.. Hemple and others Is hrstrate. NO
one should fail to see the new COMEDY. ~ Is
capital picture of American fashionable llle'
Ar THE WALNUT this evening, DR.. Birds noble
tragedy of the Gladiator will be presented WIN
Mr.. Edwin Forrest in bis great roe OF spar
tacus,n assisted by Mr.. Barton Hill, MISS 1llle,
. and the whole company. Thls ls Mr.. ForreSPS
last night but two.
AMERICAN THBATRE.--In addition to the admit
rable variety troupe, Mr.. Fox this week presents
the Carlo Family OF pantomimists, Miss $: e.
Swift, the female athlete, and Miss Millie XII
myer, the Philadelphia Hebe and Terpsichore,
as additional 'starn attractions.
PHILADELPHIA CRoUs.-The new mansgem eut
are having splendid success at Tenth and Cal
lowhill streets. MIR. William Larue and the
whole congress of artists are all especial favor
ties. Matinees are given on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons regularly.
NRw PHILADELPHIA OPERA HoUsE.-Bud
worth, Brewer, Eph, Horn, Frank Moran, and
continues to attract immense audiences, but the
management, Messrs. Tunison Is Co., posi-
lively refuse to elevate the prices OF ad mission
which are published elsewhere,
TIE FAMILY RESORT Carncross & Dixey pro-
ceed on their usual plan, and are patroniZed by
immense audiences every night. An attractive
entertainment is offered every night.
CARL SENTzs MATINEEs AT HORTICULTURAL
HALL.-The programme for Thursday afternoon
comprehends the celebrated Minor symphony,
N OF ha q
concert; the overture to Fra Didooio, which this
orchestra gives with wonderful effect; the new
quadriles by Hoffman,; violin solo by Mr..
Sartori, and a clarionet solo by Mr.. Stoli Sr.,
whose son created such turor last week by his
highly artistic solo on the violin. These con-
certs are the resort of the fashion and beauty of
the town.
AT THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT to be
rendered to Mrs Josephine Schimpf at Concert
Hall, on the Sd OF next month, we are informed
that the following eminent artstes will assist
Mr.. Theodore Habemann, Miss Louise Solllday,
Mr.. A. X. Taylor, Mrs. Josephine SchImpi, Mr..
Carl Gaertner Mr.. II. G. Thunder, and others.
Tickets may be obtained at Trumpler's, No. 926
Chestnut street. All of our music-loving friends
should remember this concert.
The MENDELsoHN SOCIETY gives its first SUE
Fcrption concert on Monday night next. The
subscribers already are coming IN fast; they
have the privilege of the rehearsals and con-
certs, and also can dispose of few tickets 10
their friends. Messrs. Habelmanp Thunder
Harkins, Lewis, and Carl Sentz, with his grand
orchestra, fill up an entertainment of rare ex-
ccllence. This is most energetic organization.
LA CoTERIE CARNIVAL Bal Masaue and Bal
d'Opere; is to be given at the Academy OF Mus C,
in January, l848, as usual. 1t is to be more ele.
giant than ever before, Messrs. z. E. Abel and
Harry G. Risley are the managers. Tickets may
be obtained at the Continental Hotel aud at
Peterson's book store, Chestnut street. above
Third.
CONCERT HALL-This is the last week of the
wonderful Professor and Mime Macalister, who
appear in SPLENDID bill of illusions, miracles
and mysterious tricks nightly. The dis rIbution
OF presents is continued, and many persons
have been the recipients OF valuable presents
during the past ten days.
IT IS SAID that Mr.. John z. McDonough will
reproduce the Back Crook, in all its grandeur,
at the Chestnut Street Theatre, on the LIST OF
January, 1868.
The FALL EXHIBITION Of the Artists Fund
Society is now open at the new galleries. No
1884 Chesnut street The annual sale Will take
place on Tuesday, December g.
Mr.. MARK HAssLER will give his third
matinee next Monday afternoon at Concert
Hall.
The GERMANIA ORCHESTRA give their usual
malinee on Saturday morning at half-past IL
o'clock.