The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-10
AMUSEME ENTS.

HORTICULTURAL HALL-OPEN1NG CoNcERT.-
The opening concert of the new Horticultural
Hall, Broad street, near Spruce, will take place
tomorrow evening. The following is the pro-
grHmme:-
!. Grand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cornaro," F. Lach-
ner. BY the Germauia orchestra-(Leader, Mr.. Chas.
2. song-"The Old Sexton" Russell. Mr.. H. @.
8. Baiiad-"By the Sad Sea Waves" ('Crusaders'O
Benedict. Mrs. Zelda Harrison Seguln.
Grand BufIo Duet, from y Eltsire a Amour. Doni-
5. song-"Thou art SO Near, and yet so Far" Rel
G. Grand ChorusN.'stilI Wasser Rose" Abt. Men-
nerchor society-tMr. !. Engelke, Leader).
wallace. Mrs Boudinot '-H''A'
8. Quariet!o-frOm the Opera of .Rtgoleao, Verdi.
William Castle, and Mr s. T. Campbell
BY the Germania orchestra-( Leader, Mr. Charles NJ,
10; Cavatina, from Ernani-"Infelice," Verdi. Mr..
H. 1uetE"see the Pale Moon" Campana. Mrs.
Il Valse-" i Amore" Novaro. Miss O. Rlchings.
49, Grand Chorus" Hymn to Music" Mennerchor
stce1y-!Mr rt l. e. r rEngelke Is1;s leaaerl ,,o,..
Castle and Campbell.
10, song-"Eily' Mavourneen." Benedict. Mr.. D.
is Grand Finale to first act of The Rose Of oastile
Balfe. The Richings opera Company-(Mr. W, q.
Dietrich Leader).
NEW Chestnut STREET THEATRE.-The net pro.
ceeds of the performance this evening are to
be devoted to the relief of the sufferers by the
recent explosion in SAMSON street. CenldriltOn
will be presented; and when we think of the
cause, we feel confident that the theatre will be
who frequents place OF amusement should
make it a duty 10 purchase a ticket this even
ing for the New Chestnut Street Theatre. Cen
drGl0n will be played every evening this week.
On FRIDAY evening, Mr.. Walter LennoX, the
low comedian of the establishment, announces
his benefit
ARCH STREET THEATRE-Lile Boy Blue.-Mr.
FoX's new pantOmime continues to grow Ill
favor, and will be played all the week. The
tricks are more wonderful than any yet per-
formed in this CITY The scenery is veRy pretty,
and the acting of the Foxes is admirable and
very funny. The baseball act by the "Mufins
Climb" is exceedingly well managed, and excites
the rlslbles of the most stolid beholder. On
Friday Mr.. G. l.. Fox takes a benefit. Little Boy
Blue matinee on Saturday afternoon.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Joseph JEFF
ferson continues his engagement through the
present week. Rip Van Winhe will be played
every night. Miss Susan Denim will support
Mr., Jefferson as "Gretcben."
AMERICAN VARIETY 1HnATRE.-The proprietor
of the American Variety Theatre, Mr.. Robert
Fox intends to devote the entire receipts of
that establishment next Friday evening to.the
relief of the sufferers by the recent boiler ex
plosiOn. The company have consented to volun'
feer their services on that occasion, aud doubt
less a handsome sum VIII De roallzed. Inls
theatre is the most prosperous place OF amuse-
ment in Philadelphia at the present time, and
the mammoth combination affords most attrac-
tive evenings entertainment.
OARNoRoss q DIzEY, at the Eeventh Street
Clnera House. have good houses, and present
each evening an excellent entertainment OF
Ethiopian diversions.
ASSEMBLY BUILDNGs.--Ths Is the last week
of the Iubins who, during their long engage
ment ip this city, have been quite popular
They have a matinee on SATURDAY next.