The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS,

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUsIC,-Mr s. G..
Campbell, the great baritone of the Richings
Opera Company, takes his benefit this evening,
and offers as the attraction William Vincent
Wallace's masterwork, Mariana, which upon
its representation last week drew very large
audience, and proved most delectable opera
at the hands of this troupe. Tomorrow (Satur-
day. afternoon, for the matinee, the Bohemian
GjrL This beautiful opera will be presented
for the last time. In it Mr.. Campbell sings the
Heart Bowed Down" in splendid style; Mr..
and the Fair Land of Poland;n Miss Richings
will sing the scena and aria, "I Dreamt
that Dwelt in Marble Halls" "Come with the
Gipsy Bride" etc. On MONDAY evening Benedicts
famous new, opera, The Lily of Killarney, will
be presented.
observe the success OF Mrs. Bowers in her new
play of Marie Antoinette which has been admi-
1aby dramatiZed Tor her by Mr.. Benja amin
Edward Wool, from Miss Muhlbacks famous
historical novel. Mrs. Bo wers acts the part
with remarkable grace and power, and she is
very creditably supported by the talented com.
pany: Marie AqatoTette will have long run.
1t will be presented this evening for the benefit
of Mrs. Bowers. at the matinee tomorrow
afternoon Peep o. Day will be presented, in
which Mrs. Bowers enacts ''Kate Kavauagh."
WALNUT.-Mr. Edwin Forrest concludes his
great engagement this evening, playing Hamlet.
Tomorrow evening, La Tour de Nese and WdL
lace will be presented, with Mr.. Barton Hill in
both pieces, On Monday, Mr.. John Brougham
appears in a new play.
ARCH.-Mrs. John Drew appears in SluT TO-
nieht for her benefit, supported by the stock
company. Tomorrow afternoon hrst SURF matt
nee. No one should fail TO see he new comedy.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Fox continues his
delightful variety entertainments. A matinee
as usual tomorrow afternoon,
The PHILADELPHIA CIRCUS at Tenth and Cal
lowhil streets, is a fixed institution, and is de-
servedly successful. Mr.. William La Rue, the
great equestrian. and 1uIl troupe OF d1tlSSeS te
appear every night and on Wednesday and Sat-
urday afternoons.
AT THE New PHILADELPHIA OPERA House in
Seventh street. below Arch, Budworth, Eph.
Horn Frank Moran Young, Bowman, and Tuni-
son g. Co.'s great Minstrel Troupe continue to
delight immense audiences.
CARNCRoss d DIxEY are doing an immense
business, as usual. An excellent entertainment
is offered every night, embracing wit, humor,
sentiment, and song
PRoHEssoR AND MADAME MAcALLIsTER, at Con-
cert Hall, give splendid entertainments every
night, embracing Illusion, wonders, and miracles.
A gilt matinee tomorrow afternoon. Every
child in the hall will get present.
TIE GERMANIA.-The following is the pro-
gramme for the performance tomorrow morn
ing at the Musical Fund HALL
Overture, Daughter OF the Regiment q. Donizettl
2. Thema,with variations. Solo for Violonceo,
basso, flute oboe, clarioneis, bassoon, and
horns (6y Request Haensel
. Andante con motto, from siniOnie No s-W' Mozart
DTet rom ssemiTamid solo for carouet
and bassoon first tme), performed by W..
T. Re@inisceSce @ on r Wagners TSnn6Sea!
ser. ......." V. Hamm
Mr.. MARK HAssLRR gives another grand musi-
cal dpreSnl1dl performance, at Concert Hall, on
Monday afternoon. The programme selected
is unusually brilliant and attractive.