The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SATURDAY EVENING, April %, 1867
GRAND MONSTER CONCERT,
under the auspices or the Committee on Public Amuse-
ine"''S SOUTHERN FAMINE RELIEF FUND
GERMAN SINGING AND 'MUsGcAL SOCIETIES
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I1EDERTAFEL DER FRETN qEMEiNDE,
HERRMANN's ssATrEkLIEE MILITARY BAND
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HUNDRED PERFORMERS
FIVE uuNDREb 1HP cHoR1srERs.
PROGRAMMES, --
Director'"''..'.. ;''.........L. ENGELtNE
l. Grand National Loder
combined members Of Beck's Philadelphia Band
o. g. S. Beck, LEADER and the Satterlee Baud TIN.
2. ChOTns-H. "is3lnger,s Home"} .......J. Otto
Sung by the Liederaiel Of the German Free Congre.
CATION lDireetor, w. KunzeD ,,., =, ,,,,-,--
sung by the M@nnerchor Director, l.. Engeke).
Performed Dy BY the eco Combined bands. uS'
8. SOng-"Thou art so and yet
90 '".,, I sung by MT. j. Graf.
sung BY the combined Singing Societies JDTector,
Engelkel. -,
/. Chorus1"Love and Mercy" Uiebe und o...
Sung by the s@nger6and director, e. GaertneT
2 SeleCtion-"Ihe Huguenots' Meyerbeer
g. Chorus-"on the Rhine Kuecken
sung by the Young M@nnerchor director, r..
A. Gaitop-"Columban Parlow
5. "The star sPanGled BANNER" Performed by the
combined Singing Societies and Band, under
~ DOORS SoiITNr GEEN ~ ~ 5Z0QeLocK,
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS.
Secured seats q. Tickets 70 the Upper Circle, 25c
". VS. A. T TRUMPLER. SEVENTH ana and CMESSUT HES
Streets, and at the Academy OF Music, on Tuesday
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
Positively LAST NiGHT BUT ONE OF
MR.. JAMES L. MURDOCH,
who Will appear TINS eyening IN the favorlte comedy
Alfred HysERt g1EFtEBxY=THE aR GRMEsFk. I n MURDOCH
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BY particular request the light and sparkling
THE DRAMATIsT,
MQNDAY,-Aiter ,,- long and careful preparation,
| -, MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA,
DOMESTIC PLAY,
AFTER RSTaIEYD MANY DAYS.
Seats secured six days in advance.
w n. =. corner Of NINTH and W wAINUT Streets
| THIS tFridayl EVENING, April 20,
lne sp1TsHfE"hE HE hTsBGSD GsG SSHheGS OF NY HEART
Engenia with songs};...;... Miss EFFIE GERMoN
VIII The 0cToRo6gN 0'
| SATURRDAY i W BENEFIT BiS OF OWEN FAwCETr.
MoNDAYMMFEEstf MEss 4 Nghfp H. Of MTS foAMDER late
The has % the of
'ne pu0iliF FIRST fRa rnS &REs pfSSi OF THE DAY.
cFca appro
baton than fhPSf If%fSd St "FRYR "FRYRAeED1ENxE
Mrs. LANDER'S appearance will be strictly limited
to twelve nights. Box Book open.
MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
INA THEATRE r BE Begins @ at = 70 O'clock.
TotNiGHT NE1S Gil 0E CFrday}, dADf APTIi P9IiF5 F5s,
S I'M TIE 6ILD 5Pf fGS Of 'Rfffi RHE RRGiMENT Fa
%6 9he Song Of the Drum France Ever GOr
Afer whcS Fifth If Tme be oasP
.cr, KENILWORTH. -.,,,
In Fehearsai@PEiii;SEUS AND ANDRoMRpA. o1'
seats secured six days in advance.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
The Forty Fourth Annual Exhibition
! OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
CHEsNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH.
| Is now open day and evening from A. NJ. till P
| M, and from till ~ in the evening.
Admittance, % cents
| Season Tickets SO cents. 422 SGT
ARTISTS' FUND SOCIETY.
SPRING EXHIBITION NOW OPEN,
AT THEIR NEW GALLERIES,
NO. 1894 CHESNUT STREET,
| From 8 A. NJ to p. NJ. I4lSu