The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04
AMUsEMENTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-ENGLIsH OPERA.-Miss
hlchingS Opera Troupe appear in Flotow's
entertainment will no doubt be very pleasant.
ON tuesday evening Fra Di0Volo, and on We'd
hesuay Moittdnd will be presented.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Th Sham
rocki on, I1e FioWer Of Erin will be produced
lhls evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams,
VINO commence the seventh week Of their very
successful engagement An amusing afterptece
VIII also be given, In which Miss Josie Orton
anu waiter LennoX will appear. On Frldy
evening Mr. Barney Williams Will take his
iaIeWell benefit, and on Saturday the usual
matinee will be given.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-This evening,
az az me Walnut, will be presented the comedy OF
iue bOneymOOH, Gtrdtdd; or, The InutstOte nus
rand, and the farce of Noture and PhiLos0phy.
inns inns week Is mainly devoted TO dement's. To-
OF The most popular of our stock actors, and VINO
LOT lhe past season has contributed so much
10 lhe excellence of the company at the W al
nut VIII have his benefit; on Thursday, Mr..
owen tawCett, the talented comedian; on Fri
day, MIR. Thomas j. Hemphill the business
manager OF the theatre; and on Saturday, Mr'
j.. B. Roberts, the efficient stage manager.
ihese gentlemen all deserve good houses and
Jhe best appreciation of their many friends.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Jdck and GU, the
great pantomime, will be played this evening,
IN connection with The Wager the new come
dielta by Mrs Emeline ID. Wallace, of this
CITY. This is the last week Of the Two Foxes"
IN the PantOmime,
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Mr. Earnshaw opens
MS new variety season this evening with FONs
attractive one.
.,NATIoNAL HALL-On next Thursday evening"
February z Mr., William Wells Brown, a colored
man OF considerable ability, Will deliver the
nlln lecture Of the course before the social,
SlVlI, ana Statistical Association of the Colored
People of PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Brown has chosen
Tor his subject, "rhe Fidelity and Heroism Of
the Colored Men during the Rebellion"
SUBCRGPTION BALL.-The grand subscription
Dal OF the James Page Library Company Will
occur at National Guards Hall next Friday
nlght The Committee of Arrangements Will
company, Girard avenue and ShackamaXon
streets, for the delivery of tickets TO sub
scribers.
HE BANCROFT LITERARY UNION VIII hold a
public meeting at Assembly Buildings next
Thursday evening,
The BROTHER JONATHAN OLD Folks open at
national Hall on next Friday evening. Their
concerts have been very popular elsewhere.
Inc selections will embrace sacred music.
CARNCRoss & DIxEY announce, at the
Eleventh street Opera House. that this is the
last week OF Madame Parepa. They continue the
LO1'g Strike and the SpectreS FrOLic, and present
the Big Bug
The DRAMATIC CRITIC of the Macon (Ga.)
CUtzen INDUCES in the following language con-
cefnlng an actress named Price,
shakespeare, who knew some things almost
SAID that to gid refined gold Or to paint lily
| is WhStGiul and ridiculous excess We Will
take the old stager'S advice, and not attempt to
add our humble perfume to the dramatic violet
now nightly e&haling to our mental senses the
rich doors of theatrical grace and genius. Such
| rare gifts are dOubly DeSSed-they bless the
| giVer and receiver and to be fully known they
must be seen, heard, and felt"
The victim of this remarkable gush, at last
accounts, was doing as well as could be ex.
DeCted