The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-02
AMuSEMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Mrs. F. W. Lander COM
mences an engagement this evening in Etlzd-
beth, supported by Mr.. James H. Taylor and an
excellent dramatic troupe. Mary Stuart will
shortly be produced.
,CHEsNUr.-Mlle Marie Zoe, the "Cuban
Sylph," will appear this evening in the drama of
The French Spy, in which she is said to be very
powerful and pleasing, Mile Fanny Janaus-
chek, the distinguished German tragedIenne,
will shortly appear at this theatre.
WALNUT.-Mr. John Brougham will continue
his Lottery of Lite during the week. The severe
cTtiques of the public press seem to add to the
popularity of the new piece.
ARCH Mrs. Drew and her company will arp.
pear all this week in Roseddte. Mr.. Edwin
Aoams will shortly begin an engagement at this
theatre.
AMERIcAN.-The Carlo Family of Panto-
mimists ace re-engaged for the present week.
CIRCUs.-At Tenth and Callowhill streets
Open nightly with an excellent troupe
Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday after
moons. Go and take the children.
ARTISTS FUND SocIETY.-Of the several insti-
tutions from time to time challenging public
attention, none are more worthy of special
notice than the Artists Fund Society OF PhIla-
delphia. The exhibition of pictures at their
galleries, No. 1884 Chestnut street, and now
about to close, contains many fine specimens OF
artistic skill, doing credit to their ability aud
industry, amongst which will be found some OF
the finest productions of p. Moran, p. Moran,
T. Moran, j. Faulkner, J. Hamilton, T. H. Smith,
d. r. Knight, j. r. Lambdin; W. ii. Wilcox, r.
B. Bensell, s. B. Waugh, w. I. Richards, G. Q.
Lsmbdn, ]. L. Williams, G. b. Wood, W. d..
Trotter, S. ]. Ferris and F. De B. Richards,
with many of the works of L. 8. Julliard, lately
deceased all of which Will be sold on Tuesday
evening, Dec. Sd, for the benefit OF the Institu-
tion, except the works of the latter, which will
be sold for the benefit of his widow and chill
dren. We hope the sale will be success, since
1t is for charitable purposes, and 1t Is better to
patronage our own artists than those OF foreign
lands, when works OF equal merit can be had
at less cost
THE Grand Complimentary Concert to Mrs.
Josephine Schlmpf takes place tomorrow even
ing at Concert Hall. Here IS the programme
Part First-Duo-Con aud Violin
on Norma" Benedict, Messrs. Thunder and Gaert-
ner, solo-"The Exile Keller. Mr. Aaron r. Taylor.
s6mp %on concero be op
er, e NJ ns% SSS GSs Mr.
I Es 81 4S sfoe bonta eH'e Mss nscR cRHmp and
Messrs. Hsbelmann and Taylor. Part second-Ro,
GaeTin ntr. solo@T6e Celebrated Porter songb Flo,
o% M ASSo Il TsyoE ya Louise gSdaS was
CT darem,n Mozart Mrs, Schimpf and Mr.. Taylor.
TsTss sS9 M Verdi KISS Mrs
Sohimpf, and Messrs Habelmann and Taylor
HABELMANN's CONCERTS on Thursday and
Friday evenings, in Concert Hall. are calling
the attention of the public to their superior
attractions and low subscription rates. Mr..
Joseph Hermanns, the great basso from the
German opera, is TO sing his wonderful part of
"Mephstopheles," in Faust the almost equally
great part of "Roccon in FidetO, and introduces
q new song composed for him by Carl Evers,
called ITO the Stotm-winds.D Nine. Johannsen,
Jean Louis, and Mr.. Habelmann have also fine
operate parts 10 sustain. Carl Sentzs orchestra
is also engaged.
NJ CARL SENTzs ORCHESTRA has its ninth Matinee
on Thursday afternoon, IN the new Horticul-
tural Hall, and offers a splendid programme OF
new composItions, introduced for the hrst time,
+ MIR G. ii. Jarvis, an executant of superior abil
ties and acknowledged reputation, performs a
Mendelssohn Concerto. with orchestra accom-
n paniment. This is the first of a series of stan
n piano forte performances at these brilliant Con
cetts. The energy and spirit OF Mr.. Sentz are
we'll displayed in this enterprisiug movement
The prices of admission remain unchanged.
AN entirely new bill is offered at runson
Co.'s New Philadelphia Opera House, Seventh
street below Arch, every evening this week
Frank Moran, Eph. Horn, Budworth, and Others
aDDear,