The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-29
AMUsEMENTs.

NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE,--A grand
performance has been arranged for the farewell
benefit of Miss Helen Western this evening, in
which she will be supported by Mr. james A.
Herne, Mr.. Lawler, Miss Josie Orton, MI. walter
Lennox, Mr.. Dubois, and all of the Company
Tomorrow afternoon the usual family Natl
nee will be given, and in the evening Miss
Helen Western will make her farewell bow to
her Eastern admirers, - -
ON Monday evening Mr.. James e. Murdoch
will appear I'm the capital play OF Jne IHcOfStu'bJ
or, Wine Works Wonders
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Beneht Of Miss LIZ
zie Price. She will appear as "Jeannette, IN
Barton HilI's beautiful play OF lie CTeHn de td
Montd0ne which has not been presented here
for some years. AS an interlude, Mr.; Hooert
Craig yill give Jerry Slp scene, .,oodies wacn
and "Major Wellington de Boots" and Mr
Robson as "Jem Baggs." Miss Lizzie Price mas
labored hard to earn success during the past
season and we have no doubt her many ad-
mirers and friends will evolve their greenDack
opinions at her benefit this evening. ,., ., -
Tomorrow night Mr.. George ii. GrlfnJh mas
his annual benefit. when he will present three
excellent pieces, all new to Philadelphia
WALNUT STREET THEATRE = BENEFIT OF
Mis- LUCILLE WEsTERN.-The rush TO see the
great sensational actress continues, and there
Is no lack of admiration. For her beneht this
evening she will enact one OF her fayorite roteS,
supported by MIR. George n Clarke, Mr.. Charles
WalcOt, Jr., Miss Annie Graham, Mrs, >, *.
Chester and all of the company favorites.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.--Miss Jenny Ben
son and the variety troupe appear In an attrac-
tive programme this evening. At the matinee
TO. morrow afternoon the usual distribution of
prizes will take place.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Beneflt of "All Right"
the wonderful boy. The entire Japanese Troupe
will appear In one of the most varied and at
tractive programmes yet offered. The great but
added by general request. "AIl Right" has had
his carte potteSse, printed In real Japanese ana
one of these will be presented to each person
attending his beheht at the Academy thls
evening.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon, farewell
matinee of the Japanese Troupe.
Saturday night, last performance In Phtla-
delphia.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA give their
usual public rehearsal tomorrow afternoon,
with the following programme
l. overture lie Lac des Fees" (by reqqesQ,
8. Waltz-"Pesther" C6y requestJ .......J Ianner
a. First part of Sinfonie "Consecration of
s. Music-Festival Overture NJ Weber
9. "Conjuration and Benediction,n Huguenots,
(by request) est).....".......".""..."..G. Meyerbeer
CONCERT HALL-The Bell Ringers continue
to give their delightful soirees. An excellent
programme is offered this evening, when every
member of this large and accomplished troupe
of bell-ringers, harpists, hornlsts, drummists,
singists, and comical folks, will appear.
Tomorrow afternoon matinee performance
will be given.
IRELAND.-Those who admire the beautiful
should not fail to visit the grand panorama of
the Green Isle now on exhibition at the AS
sembly Buildings. These views are painted in
admirable taste and are faithful and pleasing.
A lecture is given at each performance, and APP
propriate music is furnished by young lady
professor.
CARNCRoss & DIxEY are having excellent
success with Mr.. Robert FraZer's new panto-
mine-Ihe House that Jack Built. 1t is very
pretty ana full Of fun-just the thing for the
children. t
ing. Grand Concert of the Mendelssohn Musical
Society.