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

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-This evening Flotows
brilliant and favorlte opera Of NJ dTthd will be
given by the Richngs English Opera Troupe.
The cast embraces Miss Richings (who will sing
The Last Rose of SUMNER, Mrs. Seguin, Mr.
Castle, Mr. Campbell, and Mr.. Edward Seguin.
The opera will be presented complete, with all
the gems. This is the last representation of
Martha this season. Tomorrow (Tuesday) even
ing, CT0to11 Diamonds will be repeated, by general
request. Many persons were unable to obtain
seats to witness this attractive opera on Friday
The Lug Of Killarney, by Benedict, is in re-
hearsal, and will very shortly be brought out
with new scenery and an excellent cast.
CHBsNUr STREET THEATRE.--Mrs. D. P. Bowers
viii appear as the unfortunate "Queen Of
this evening, for the Rrst time. This tragedy
has been prepared expressly for Mrs. Bowers
and has been reduced to five acts. The scenery
is all new, and that representing the grand hall
OF the Tulllerles is quite as grand in effects as
the ono painted in Paris for Madame Ristori. The
cast Will embrace all of the members of the favo-
rite stock company, and the management will
leave nothing undone to ensure the complete
success of the tragedy.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Su7f has been very
successful. 1t is a very light aud pleasant
comedy, and bids fair to have long run. Mrs.
Drew as Mrs. Madison Noble" is excellent as
usual, and she is very creditably supported by
the stock company. SUrf will be presented
every night this week. Friday, benefit of Mrs.
John Drew. The manageress announces that
she has ia rehearsal another American play,
which will follow Surf
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. This Is Mr.. For
rests last week. Tonight he appears as "Good
King Larry" in Shakespeare's sublime tragedy
OF KING Lear, in which part Mr.. Forrest has no
rival in the world Miss Lille will play "Cor-
delia,n and Mr.. Barton Hill enac's the part of
Edgar" To morrow evening Damon and Py-
hjdS. Mr.. Forrest in his powerful and classic
role of damon, the true friend"
AMERICAN THEATRE.-The fine ballet at the
American, the beautiful fountain, grand woods,
gyrations, Mortimer's jokes, Miss Soldiers sing.
ing, and Mr. Pilgrims good management all
unite to make the American an attractive place
of amusement.
CONCERT HALL.-Mr. Hassler's initial concert
this afternoon will attract an immense audi
ence. The programme selected is full of rare
and brilliant gems. Mr.. ]. Graf, the favorite
German tenor, will appear. Mr.. Simon Hassler
will lead the orchestra, and Professor s..
Behrens presides at the piano. The concert
commences at half-past 3 O'Clock.
CARNCRoss & DIXEY, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, poison each other in new farce
every night, go on Fishing Party TO Newport,
in which the fsherman's luck is made evident,
and present other novelties.
THE NEW PHILADELPHIA OPEEA HOUSE, on
Seventh street. is crowded nightly. j. H. Bud
worth begins an engagement tonight.
PROFESSOR MACALLIsTER, the Great Wizard
and his accomplished lady, will appear at Con.
cert Hall this evening. He is noted magician
and performs a number of new tricks. One
hundred splendid presents will be distributed
anOna the audience