The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN 0PBRA.-TrOUdtore will be presented
at the Academy of Music this evening, with
cast embracing Madame Parepa- Rosa, Madame
Amaha Patti-Strakosch, Sgnori p. Brgnoli.
Fortuna, and Larti. In this opera Madame
Parepa- Rosa created quite an excitement in
New York and Boston, and we trust she will
win new laurels here.
Tomorrow evening Norma will be presented,
and on Wednesday the Barber Of SeUiHe. This
troupe can only remain with us the present
week, giving five Sotrees, and one matinee on
Saturday next.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET iTHEAFRf.LThis is Mr..
Murdochs last week. Tonight r. b. Sheridan'5
sparkling comedy of the School for Scandal
Will be given. Mr.. James e. Murdoch will per-
senate the rollicking "Charles Surface" sup-
ported by Miss Josie Orton as Lady Teazlen -
Mr.. Mackey as "Sr Peter Teazle,n Mr., w. II.
Bailey as Sir Oliver Surface and Mr.. Frank
Lawler as 'Joseph Surface This will be a
very line cast, and we have no doubt the comedy
will be played throughout in admirable style.
TOMORROW, by request, Money Will be re-
peated.
Saturday afternoon, only Murdoch matinee.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. - This evening
Miss Lucille Western will present her powerful
name. Mr.. George II. Clarke appears as
Armand Duval.n
Tomorrow night the evening will be devoted
to East Lynne, for the last time during this
engagement.
ARCH STREET THEATRE-The brilliant young
Philadelphia actor, Mr.. Edwin Adams, com
menCes an engagement this evening. He viii
appear as Jean Vaubaron," In the new French
conceit called CtdiTUoydaCe; or The Man ICib
War Figures, in which Mr.. Adams has created
quite a sensation in New York and New Orleans.
The play will be put upon the stage in excellent
style with an admirable distribution of char
acters.
AMERICAN VARIETY TuEATRE.-The Variety
troupe at the American Theatre continues to
draw excellent houses. They present diver
slhed entertainment every night, and their
exhibitions are quite interesting. On Thurs
day evening, April Is, MIR. James Pilgrim, the
accomplished and deserving manager at this
theatre, will have complimentary testimonial.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SoCIETY.-The last concert
Of the Handel and Haydn Society for the season,
takes place at the Academy of Music on Tues
oratorio Of 81. Paul will be the attraction on
that occasion, the solo parts sustained by Mr..
H. NJ. Smith and Mr.. j. +. Rudolpbson, of Bos-
ton, and Mr.. George Simpson, of New York
The choruses will be sung by the Handel and
Haydn, and a grand orchestra of forty per-
formers, under Carl Sentz, will do the accom-
paniments.
The PEAK FAMILY SWISS BELL RNGeRs an
nounce that this is the last week of their tine
entertainments at Concert Hall. They have
matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The
exhibitions given by the Peaks are highly
spoken of, and are we'll worth visit
CARNoRoss & DIxEY, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, present an attractive bill this
week. and draw full houses. The House that
JOck Built, and the 'feets" of the japanese are
among their attractions.
THEODORE TILToN AT CONCERT HALL.-The
editor of the New York independent will lecture
before the Social, Civil, and Statistical Society
oof the Colored People of Pennsylvania on next
Monday evening, the 18th instant.
CARL RoEsE, assisted by Madame Clara Brin-
kerhoff, Miss Augusta Roese, Mr.. L. Engelke, and
several other eminent artists, will give con-
cert OF vocal and instrumental music at the
Musical Fund Hall, on next Friday evening