The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-01
AMnREMENTR.

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF Music - For the
beneht OF MISS Caroline Richings, this evening,
the popular opera of the Daughter OF hs Regi-
ment Will be performed. This opera is very
popular,and as rendered by the Rtchings Troupe,
is one of the most interesting in their extensive
repertoire. Miss Richings will sing the cele'
bTated "Rataplan,n as usual, and the three OF
four other gems. The cast will embrace all Of
the iayorites of the troupe. Tomorrow (SatuT-
day. afternoon Cinderella will be given for the
Matinee entertainment. Six fresh operas next
week.
OUR CRoUs.-we have at last Circus wor.
thy of our city, at Tenth and CalloWhlll. The
new management have secured frst-rate com
pany, and arrange each evening an entertain
ment 10 please the million. The horses are all
in splendid condition, well trained, and ridden
by daring and graceful equestrian artistes. Two
clowns furnish the comicalities for the crowd,
and the Arabian Brothers do the wonderful on
the trapeze, bars, vaultirg, and perche equi-
poise. Children are admitted for half price.
Matinees every Wednesday and Saturday.
The WALNUT.-This evening, for the benefit
Of Mrs. W. Gomersal, the Grand Duchess of
GGoiSte'n Will be presented for the last time
but one. II is brimlul of fun and music. The
elegant comedy Of the SOtdier's D0U1bter will
conclude the performance. Miss Alice Gray
will personae the widow CHEEKY" in the
latter.
MISS KATE REIcNoLDs takes her fare we'll
benefit at the Arch tonight, NObOdys Ddugb-
ter is the attraction. 1t can only be played one
night more. On Monday evening Mrs. John
Drew will appear in Miss Olive Logan's new
American comedy of SUTf, which Will be pro-
duCed with new scenery.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers appears as "Julia" in the
Huncbbdcb, at the Chesnut, tonight, for her
benefit.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-The usual excellent
variety entertainment will be given at this esta-
blishment tonight.
The FIRST CLASSICAL MATINEE of the Ameri.
can Conservatory OF Music VIII be given at tue
New Horticultural Hall, tomorrow afternoon at
80 O'Clock, as announced In our advertising
columns, and will inaugurate new era in our
public amusements, by presenting to the people,
as il were in picture gallery, where sound
take the place of color the finest works of the
great masters, which have descended to US as
heir-looms from former generations, IN company
with such more modern compositions as are
worthy Of the association. Det us trust that
this praiseW worthy effort Of the Directors of the
Conservatory to elevate the taste of the people
may be seconded by q liberal patronage on the
part of our citizens.
THE GERMANA present the following pro-
gramme for their concert tomorrow morning
at Musical Fund Hail.
l. Overture, LA Gazzaladra,r by requestl,
2. The Song Of the ,, 9Th Regiment, A. LoFtziag
4. Larghetto, from sinfonie No. 2(by
s. overture, oSqtUi "Euryaathe" CMo MoyeVSSEs& y Webep
6, 1hema, with variations Qst tmeJ, P. Haense
Solo Tor violin, ViolOncelo basso,
fute.oboe, claIionets, bassoon,
horns.
Z. Finale rom the unfinished opera
"Loreleyn list time), Mendelssohn
Mr.. HABELMAN's announcement in another
column, relative to his new series of costume
concerts, Will be found interesting to all lovers
of fine music.
Mr.. MARX HAssLER will give his first Monday
afternoon concert at Concert Hall ON the llth
inst. Everybody should patrouze these matt
nees.
TUE BUNYAN TABLEAUX at National Hall are
still very popular. Matinees every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon.
MACALLIsTER, the great wizard, is coming.
He is expected to drop UrOm the clouds) in upon
us next week.
CARECRoss 81 DIXEY give splendid entertain
ment this evening at the Family Resort"