The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-24

J. B. Roberts and all orthe company in thecast.
This drama Is always acceptable and popular.
Next week number of novelties will be pro-
duced in rapid succession.
On Monday evening, June g. Mr. Joseph JEFF
ierson one of the trio of the great American
comedians (John s. Clarke, William Warren,
and Joseph Jeaerson), will commence an en-.
eagement, appearing in his wonderful roe of
"Rip Van Winkle, /" in the new dramatization by
Bouclcault.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-To-nich ht has been
set apart for the farewell benefit of Dan Bryant.
He will play "Gerald,n in the White Horse of the
Peppers, and PADDY Murphy" IN the Happy
Man. Mr.. John Brougham, the popular come
dian, wit, poet, and dramatist, has kindly
assented to assist his young friend by appearing
as" "OCallaghan,p IN HIS Last Legs.
On Monday evening, Mrs Emma Waller will
commence an engagement OF six nights. Mr..
Waller will support her, in conjunction with the
stock company.
On Monday evening, June 8, Mr.. G. L. Fox
will produce his new pantomime called Little
HARTz, THE ILLUsIoNIsT, at Concert Hall,
maintains his position of the most accomplished
magician that has ever performed in this city.
His Floating Head and Deo1ps Hat are truly
wonderful, and are nightly greeted with enthusi-
astic applause.
Next week Mr.. Hartz will introduce his Pro.
teuS Scene which was exhibited In New York
Tor several months, and was pronounced the
greatest deception of the human eye ever con-
triyed.
TIE FAMILY RESORT Carncross d Dixey pre-
sent an admirable bill this evening, embracing
two very funny burlesques, with songs, dances,
and jokes in profusion. This little temple Is
crowded every evening with appreciatiVe and
fashionable audiences.
The LUBN BROTHERS, at Assembly Buildings
continue very successful. Their seaDces OF
magic and diablerie arc very attractive, and we
are glad to learn that they are amply patIonized.
matinee entertainment will be given on Satur
day afternoon.
ArK;e 49,
Fund Society, are open to the public day and
evening.
Mr.. GEORGE HOOPS benefit will take place at
the Academy of Music next Monday week, June
8. Miss Caroline Richings, Theodore Habel-
man, and the Richlngs English Opera Troupe
appear in Fra DidUoto. Tickets may be obtained
at Trumper's, Seventh and Chestnut streets, and
at the Academy of Music.
IT IS SAID that Max Maretzek will engage
Parepa and Brlgnoli tor the next season, and
Italian opera at our Academy of Music, in No.
Yember
The R1oH1NGs OPERA TROUPE is to be kept to-
! gether, and will open at our Academy next
| October. Miss Carrie Richings deserves the
benisons of our citizens for her enterprise in en-
| deavoring to place English opera properly
before the public in this country
NUMBER of noted artists from Europe will
| be brought out next fall for Operas and concerts
in America, including Madame Titiens.
Mr.. JAMES MURDOCH wi l play lengthy en-.
| gagement in this city next season.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH hopes to hold a grand
! Shakesperian revival at the Walnut Street
| Theatre next season. He is rapidly replacing
his valuable wardrobe, recently destroyed by
| FIRE at the New York Winter Garden Theatre.
II is understood that Miss Josie Orton and Mr..
| Benjamin p. Woolf will be retained at the Ches-
nut Street Theatre for the season of l867-68.
The GERMANIA furnish the following pro-
gramme for the weekly concert
| 1oT1D/ NV ~
| Polacca for Violin Solo Mayscder
| Vixen Dance Waltz Lanner
Andante from lst Sintonie Mendelssohn
! OVerture-"Jublee" Weber
Quartette from Fra Diauolo (1st time) Auber
Polonaise and ScherZando Zoco
(lst time) Lindpaintel