The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-11

AMUSEMENTS.

ITALIAN 0PEBA.-The great lyric artist,
Madame Anna de la Grange, supported by Brig
noli, Adelaide Phillips, Miss McCulloch, Susini,
and others, will appear in II TFOvd ore on Mon
day night at the Academy of Music The
choTuses will be given in full strength, and by a
well disciplined army OF choristers. The season
lasts but o single week-hve nights and q
matinee. II would be well for every person to
secure season tickets at the Academy to-day, so
as not to miss any performance. Single seats
and tickets will be for sale tomorrow at
TrUmplers.
MRS. LANDER will appear in Meded tonight
No one should fall TO see our eminent American
tragedienne in this great role. Tomorrow even
ing Eiizdbeh will be presented for the last time,
and on Friday night Mrs. Lander plays "Lady
Macbeth" for her farewell bene fit; Mr. James Fl.
Taylor in his favorite part OF Macbeth"
Our GERMAN residents are greatly exercised
about the appearance of Mile Fanny Janauschek
at the New Chestnut Street Theatre next week,
and they will vie with their American-born
friends in giving the great tragedienne an inn
mense reception. Tickets and seats can be pur-
chased at Withg's music store, No. 1921 Chestnut
street.
MAD'LLE MARIE Zoe, the great danseuse,
panton imist, and actress, can only appear four
times more in this city. She is received with
enthusiastic applause in Adsdnielo which play
is produced in excellent style at the Chestnut.
On Friday evening Mad'lle Zoe will take her
farewell benefit.
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS appears In The Marble
Heart at the Arch tonight This play is a
faVorite with the ladies' and they will see to it
that the Arch is crowded.
JOHN BRoUGHAM and his Lottery of Life
continue to crowd the Walnut and will do SO for
many weeks, in all probability.
In ADDITION to the host of attractions nightly
presented at Fox's American Variety Theatre
Martin Chiriskl, the great lllusionist, has been
engaged. The prismatc fountain and grand
ballet still delight the large audiences that
attend.
CARL SENTz's MATINEE for tomorrow after.
noon is the town talk. The first appearance of
pianist of the highest rank and attainments
like Jerome Hopkins, is certainly enough to
satisfy any one but Mr.. Sentz has furnished in
addition for the first performance in Phiadel-
phia, the Grand Symphony in by Haydn,
known as "The Surprise Symphony
This is one of the noblest efforts of this great
master, and is constantly referred to as chef
dGUpre. 1t has been we'll rehearsed, and a fine
performance is expected. Mr.. Hopkins "Dirge"
and wedding Marchn will also be performed by
the orchestra for the first time. A crowded house
is expected.
The newest thing in negro minstrelsy is the
comical Capture of Fort Fisher at Tunison
& Co.'s new Opera House, in Seventh street.
below Arch.
Mr.. KENNEDY will give his two farewell Scot
tish Soirees at Musical Fund Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings of the present week. He has
grown to be an immense favorite in this city.
HAssLER gives his sixth concert next Monday
afternoon, at Concert Hall.
A MATINEE on Saturday afternoon at Horti-
cultural Hall, by the American Conservatory Of
Music.