The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


Mr.. ADoLPH BIRGFELD has arrived from
Europe with fine troupe of Opera Botefes
aTnsle, who are to do the comic opera la
EIench inch at our Academy this winter. THIS
troupe Will be under the direction of Mr.. H. l..
Bateman. The repertoire Is given thus:-"Le
Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein" LA Belle
Helene" "Barbe Bleu,n "Orphee aux Enfers,p
,,i Les g. bavaIds," La Chanson de Fortunio,n
Iuschen ct Fritchen, !" IN onsieur Chouheury,n
la Demo oiselle en- Lotere," "Le Moulin Joii,"
lie Painter des Violets" Monsieur I.andry.D
Annexed are the names of the artists, none of
Mn9m N,9 save one have as yet appeared in America:
mAuemolselles Tasiie, p1ima donna; Isabella
Armand pr1ma donna; Blanche de Feleourt
cortralto; Marguerite Armand, secunda donna;
mathllde, secunda donna. Messieurs Gatfroy
nIsI TENOR; Lagefaul second tenor; Nonnier,
secCnu TENOR; Qualter, baritone; Benedict,
baritone; Duchesne, basso; Julien Leduc,
second oasso, and chorus OF twenty-three, In
addition there are Messeurs lie Fevre, con-
ductor OF the orchestra; Schlss leader of the
orchestra, and other musicians.
THE CHEsNUT opens next Monday night with
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence, in I. w. Robert
sons popular new comedy of CASTE. This play
Is clever story of English high and low life,
clally well for the stage. 1t is not painfully
elaborate, nor at all tiresome. The roles of the
eight characters are ratified of huently, but
gracefully, and not without "points" and "dne
Situations" The wit and humOr is neat and
new, and love-plot is delicately and truthfully
Drawn, The moral shows that ''Casten is but a
sham, and true happiness in life can only be
found in truthful affection and the cultivation
Of the nobler instincts of human nature.
THE WALNUT STREET THEATRE is crowded
nightly by fashionable audiences to witness the
great Shakesperian fairy spectacle, 4 Mtdsunl-
fner NagttS Dredn1. grand ballet has been
added to the attractions of the play, and many
new and beautiful effects are exhibited at each
performance. Tomorrow Saturday afternoon
| first grand matinee of the season.
ALFRED BURNETT, at the Assembly Buildings,
continues to give exhibitions of his comical
delineations every evening. Mr.. Burnett gives
excellent performances, and his caricatures and
quick changes of character are wonderful. He
makes every one laugh by his Womsn's Rights
Lecture and his personaLion of Petroleum V.
| Nasty.
CARECROss & DIxEY, at the Eleventh Street
! Opera House, have crowded houses nightly, and
are presenting Ethiopian delineations and new
attractions at each exhibition.
BLIND Tom continues to draw immense audi.
| ences at Concert Hall. He Will give an extra
| ordinary entertainment this evening, and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
| ACADEMY OF MUsIC-On next Monday even.
| ing, at the Academy, Mr. John T.. McDonough
| produces the spectacle OF the Black Crook, fol
| which he has made elaborate preparations.
! MAX STRAKosCH he's made arrangements tC
give a little season Of Italian opera at our Aca.
! deny of Music during the winter. Madame
| Anna de Lagrange is the prinlG donna, and
| Signor p. BrignoH is the primo teHOre of the
| troupe.