The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-13

of i1ieuds and admiters from being present at
the Academy this evenlnc.
The La Grange .Brignolt Italian Opera Troupe,
under the direction OF Max Sirakosch, will open
on MONDAY evening, at the Academy OF Music,
in II 1roUdtore, Vcrdi's paster piece. Mime La
Grange will appear as "Geonora," Miss Adelai lie
Phillips as "Azuceua," Signor Brignoli as Man
ricon and Slgnor Randold as "Couut di Luua.n
On Tuesday night Norma will be presented, and
on Wednesday La BdU0rltd. .'
MAX MARETzt will commence season Of two
weeks OF Italian Opera, at the Aaade ny OF
Music ON Monday. inuary 8, with Nine Pa
Iepa.Rosa as pr,n1d Gonna GSso'ut1.
TnE CHHsNUT.-Mnle Marie Zoe takes her
farewell benefit this evening, aud presents an
unusually attractive bill. She will appear in
the thrilling drama OF BsD,erdidd, in which she
will speak IN English for the hrst time in this
city. Zoe is a real artistic and deserves crowded
house to-nipht AT the matinee tomorrow
afternoon, Mile Zoe will appear in the French
Spa for the last time, in which drama she has
no superior now on the American stage. To-
morrow night, farewell performance OF Zoe in
Philadelphia. r.-.r..
MAD'LLE FANNY JANAUscHEK makes her 6rst
appearance at the Chesnut Street Theatre next
MONDAY evening, IN Grillparzer's great tragedy
OF Meded, supported by her foil German troupe
OF histrons. On Tuesday evening Adrienne L.
couUrCT will be produced.
TIE ARCH.-Mr. Edwin Adams, for his benefit
tonight, offers an attracti ge bill. He appears
sion, and as "Rover" in the pleasant comedy OF
Wud Oots In both of these pieces Mr.. Adams
will be supported by Mr. Mackay, Miss Lizzie
Price, MIR. Craig, Mr.. Hempe, and others. For
the Christians holidays Mrs. Drew will have a
grand revival of the military drama of Ours,
which was so successful last season.
THE WALNUT.-Mr. Brougham appears In his
great satire upon the people of the day, called
The LottTy of Life, tor the seventeenth time,
tonight. The success of this new play is truly
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minstrel scene in the third act, as usual. Mr..
Brougham announces his benefit tonight.
AMERICAN THEATRr.-Martiui Chiriski the
acrobat and juggler is exhibiting to good
houses at the American. The beautiful foun-
tain OF many colors is as popular as ever. A
Christmas pantomime is in preparation.
THE following is the programme for Mr.. Hass.
ler's concert next Monday afternoon, at Concert
Hail.
/ overture-"semiramIde Rosslni.- 2. Solo for
mscher 3. Grand Victory Msrch-(new) Liszt. 4.
Messrs. Graf erwg, Miller and Tholey. s. MInuetto
from symphony, No. 2 in F. Haydn. 6. Overture
tiou-"Fra DiavClo," Auber. s. Galop-'Tout Vous."
The conductor, Mr.. simon Hassler. has in active
Preparation The Naiads" Bennett ,Robespierre,"
uha Waking of the Lion), Koutsk Fambeau Dance,
Doors open at half-rast2 O. Overture at half past g.
THE GERMANIA.-The following is the pro-
gramme for the Concert tomorrow afternoon at
the Musical Fund HALT
Overture. lie Roi d. vetot Adam
SOpB, ''frl schubert
3. WaiIz "Nie hit Vloles ....J. Lanner
4. Andante con moto, from sinionie No.
Mendelssohn
5. Overture. Semramde" (by request).-.G. ROssini
6. ScenR and CRvstina. from "AttiIa ......G Verdi
z. Finale from "Oberon" (irst time) &c NJ. Weber
SEVENTH STREET OPERA HoUsE.-This week
Mr.. Budworth appears in new play, in which
he gives limitations of celebrated actors; aud
a complete change of programme IS announced.
MR.. KENNEDY, the Scottish ballad singer,
gives two exhibitions at Musical Fund Hall, on
this and tomorrow evenings.