The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18
AMUsEMENTs

THE NEXT LECTURE.-Hon. w. D. Kelley will
deliver me next lecture before the Social, Civil
ana STATISTICAL Association of the COlored Peo-
pie OF Pennsylvania, at National Hall on mex
Ihursday evening, March q. Judge Kelley has
gress." The celebrated "Blacly SWAMI will sim
several airs at the opening and closing of the
NEW NEW uCSHEsNUT STREET THEATRE. - Miss
1aSItHp StHp, western has been re-engaRed az this
sstaDllshment, and will appear this evening In
% Der EVotite roe of Cynthia in the FJotOeys OF
Ne FVIe@. The performance will Commence
win the laughabie farce of Co,idn,f Hem NJ
mr.. James y. Murdoch will make his first
EppeSrance Oh Monday evening, April l.
ARCH STREET lHEATRE. - ours, with MRS.
Drew as MARY Netley," will be played only
On Friday evening Mr.. Frank Mordaunt will
have his nrst benefit, upon which occasion
MIS- mrs Mordaunt VII appear for the first time at
this theatre, and Mr.. Frank Brewer Will perso-
nate "Ginger Blue" in the Virginia Nanny,
On Saturday evening Mr.. II. IL. Craig's bene-
NJ occurs, when Mr.. Barton Hills and Mr.
Stuart Robson will personate appropriate char
!acters.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. - Miss Lucille
Western appears for the seventh time, this
evening, in her very successful role OF Lady
isabel" IN East Lynne. She will be supported
by Messrs. George II. Clarke, Charles Walcot,
Jr., Mrs. Chester, Miss Ellie Germon, ana others.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Fattie Stewartand
mis- Royal African Japanese are having great
success. The popularity OF the South American
Brothers, who are excellent acrooats, is undl.
minished. A matinee is announced for next
Saturday, at which twenty-five dress-paJterns
will be distributed.
JAPANESE AT THE ACADEMY.-In order TO
accommodate the thousands VINO desire 10 WIZ =
ness the wonderful feats of Professor Rtsley u
Maguires great Imperial Troupe Of Japanese
jugglers, acrobats, aud athletes, the managers
have made arrangements to have the Troupe
perform at the Academy every evening thtS
week. and on the afternoons of Wednesday and
Saturday, Many new features Will be added TO
the already attractive entertainments. IhlS
evening the famous Butterfly and -Four Lad
for the first time
THE EBELL-RINGERS.-An immense troupe OF
bell-rlngers commence q season tonight at
Concert Hall. The troupe consists OF the two
Peak families and the Berger family, and in
cludes twenty performers, the number OF
whose instruments comprises two bell-tables
and two hundred and eighty silver bells. Two
solo harpists and two solo staff ell.players are
likewise contained in the troupe. Performances
will be given on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. This reorganized troupe is the
largest that has yet visited the city, and the
peculiar talent 1t sets forth is cultivated to the
very highest pitch.
THE ILLUSTRATED TOUR OF IRELAND.-The
large saloon of the Assembly Building has
been engaged for the entertainment known
as "ITeland" an illustrated tour of the Emerald
Isle. It's sixty life views are said to exhibit
and sentimental phases OF Ireland, and it is
further enlivened with songs by Miss Teresa
McKenna and Mr.. j. Barker, and the piano
playing of Mr.. w. r. Roberts. The entertain
ment commences at o'clock.
CARNCRoss & DIXEY will introduce this
of Sable Japanese. "Ham. Sandwich Cellar
Kitchen" appears by permission OF same
"Hlgh- Old-Coon." Other good things will be
given.