The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

MUSICAL FUND HALL.-The third grand con-
cert OF the series for the benefit of the Masonic
Asylum Fund OF New York will be given Thurs
day evening, May l6. 1t will be one of the
most pleasant affairs of the season. Among the
distinguished artists to appear on that occasion
We observe the folio wing:-Mrs. Marie Abbot,
soprano; Miss Agnes Perring, soprano; Miss
Florence Rice, contralt0; Mr.. j. Ernest Perring,
tenor; and Mr.. Frederick Stems, baritone.
The programme arranged for the occasion IS
very attractive, embracing some beautiful
ballads and many of the choice works OF the
greatest composers. Our readers should not
forget that each ticket to the concert has
attached a numbered coupon, guaranteeing the
holder TO chance in one of the greatest DIS
ulbutlous OF real estate and valuable iewelry
ever made in this country. This entire scheme
is got up for charitable purpose, aud has re-
Ceived the sanction of Robert ID. Holmes, Nj.
W. Gran d Master of the Grand Lodge of New
York, Of free and Accepted Masons. Our
readers win perceive that by purchasing tickets
for this concert. tnev will be enjoying pleasure
while comforting blessing
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSICALS we pre-
dlcted, the announcement that Mrs. f. W.
Lander would consent to give her great histOTi-
cal impeTSonation of "Queen Elizabeth" at our
splendid Opera House. is already creating quite
a sensation. Mrs Lander will appear in her
great T0te on hye evenings and one afternoon,
commencing on Tuesday, the 2lst instant. The
sale of tickets for these performances will com.
mence tomorrow morning at Trumpler's music
store, Seventh ana Chesnut streets, where seats
may De secured lOf tue e0ure engagements, MIS-
Lander has succeeded in drawing to her sup
port some of the most distinguished artists of
our city, and we have every reason to believe
that the success Of the enterprise is certain.
The cast of the play Will be found in another
column.
MR.. WoLFsoHNs FAREWELL CONCERT. This
entertainment Will take place at the Academy
OF Music tomorrow evening. 1t will be one OF
the most brilliant affairs of the season. MIR.
Wolfsohn will be assisted by Nine GazZaniga,
the famous Italian priTld donna dSsOt1td; MIR.
Theodore Habelman, the tavorite German tenor;
MIR. Wenzell KOpta, the distinguished vlohnist,
and the Mendelssohn Society, of Philadelphia,
with their great chorus of three hundred voices.
Tickets for this concert may be obtained at
Trumpler's and at the Academy of Music. Seats
may be secured without extra charge.
BENEFIT OF Mr.. CHARLES BARTON HmL.-The
friends OF this iavorte young actor in Philadel-
phia have arranged q complimentary testimo-
NAL benefit, to be given at the Academy of
Music, on next Wednesday afternoon, the 23d
instant; for the purpose of replacing, in part,
Mr.. HIPS splendid wardrobe, destroyed by the
hre at the Winter Garden Theatre, New York.
MIR. Hill needs no special recommendation IN
this locality; and as the entertainment will be a
most attractlye one we have no doubt that the
Academy Will be crowded on the occasion.
Reserved seats may be obtained at Trumpler's
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
NEW Chestnut STREET THRATRE.-Perform-
ances here tins week are given in aid of the
fund for the relief OF the starving people of the
South. Miss Julia Daily appears this evening in
two OF her most popular characters, supported
by all the company iavOrites. At the conclu-
sion OF each entertainment mum Der OF valuable
gifts Will be distributed among the audience, IN
Guiding sets of cottage furniture, silver tea SER
vice, butter dishes, card baskets, and gold-band
china tea service. The distribution is perfectly
fair and the names of the lucky ticket-hClde
on Monday night will be found in another
column.
WALNUT STREET TaEATRE.-Miss Susan denim
Will appear this evening in Boucicault's thrill
ing drama of .jedRte Deans, founded Sir
Walter Scott's celebrated novel, entitled "The
Heart of Midlothian" Miss DENNIS acting in
her part is powerful, affecting, and artistic and
the applause each evening is gratefully awarded
by large and fashionable audiences. Miss
Denim is supported by Miss Annie Graham, Miss
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-This estabnshmea At
is given over to a carnival of fun, Mr.. Dan
Bryant appearing every evening in two of his
tavorite characters, in which he gives songs and
dances, and is supported by the entire corps
drdnldtIQue of the theatre. On Friday evening
Mr.. Bryant takes benefit, when glorious bill
is promised.
AMERICAN THEATRE. - The usual attractive
entertainment will be given by the grand corps
de ballet and Ethiopian and dramatic troupes
this evening.
CONCERT HALL.-Mr. Charles Levi announces
that HartZ, the iluslonist, will commence a brief
engagement next Monday evening, with matt
nees OH Wednesdays and Saturdays. Hartz is
tricks as the human head floating in the air, in
Simultaneous growth of flowers, and the devils
hat. And we advise all who love fun and magic
to go and see Hartz, the lllusiOnlst.
ASSEMBLY BUTLDINGs.-The Lubin Brothers
appear this evening in their wonderful Conjura-
tions, including the beautiful Ant9rOpOgiOSSi and
the Latplttan Family. Matinees on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons.
THE FAMILY REsoRT.-Carncross & Dixey's
great star troupe OF the world will appear in one
Of nIp
songs, dances, burlesques, nd plantation
scenes.