The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-25
AMUsEMFNTs.

ACADEMY OF Music This is the last week of
the hchlngs English Opera Company. The
season has been brilliant and successful, and the
people Will hail the return OF the troupe next
spring with delight. This evening Auberis beam
tliul opera of OrOton Diamonds will be rendered
with fine cast. On Tuesday evening, Bene-
diets very success tul new opera of The L,tg of
htHGney. On Wednesday evening, the roman
nc and beautiful opera Of The Rose of Castle.
On Thursday evening Miss Laura Waldron will
make her debut in Bnglsh opera as "Arline,n In
Balfe's opera of The Bohemian GtYI. Friday
evening, for Miss Richings benefit, Gounod's
grand opera OF Faust will be PLAYED for the first
time in America in the English language, Miss
RIchings appearing as 'Marguerite;' aud this
piece Will be repeated for the Saturda av matinee
On Saturday Mr.. Peter Rchings, the veteran
manager OF the company, celebrated the ffftleth
anniversary of his marriage. His golden we'd
ding was very happy affair.
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Tennyson's beau
tful story of Dora has been dramatlzed by
\ Charles Reade for Mrs. Bowers, and will be
played for the first time in this country to might
Mrs. Bowers will assume the title role The new
\ play is very affecting and beautiful. The Ian
guage is chaste. and the plot deep and original.
4 We believe 1t will be universally popular
grand matinee on Thursday afternoon for
Thanksgiving.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. distinguished
author and comedian, Mr.. John Brougham, will
. make his appearance this evening, and will pro-
duce his new and highly successful play called
the LOtey Of Life. The new drama is full OF
fun ana local hits, arranged entil ely by Mr..
Brougham. The cast embraces all OF the COM
4 pauy favorites. A full ballet will be introduced,
f and an admirable negro mtnstrelsy scene will
R be given also by the lnlmitable Frank Brewer.
4 The Lottery of Life was very popular in Boston
and New York. A grand matinee is promised
for Thanksgiving Day.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.--SufT still holds the
stage, and is ''master of the theatrical situa-
Il ton" 1t will be played every evening this
!, week and on the afternoon OF Thanksgiving
+ Day. Mrs. John Drew has benefit on Friday
night.
m wuu A,rna,o,,y T,,r,r,- tb n ror1o Eo,o;I,,
appear in splendid pantomime every night,
K and on Thursday afternoon at the Thanksgiving
matinee. The variety troupe assist.
The MENDELssoHN CoNGERT.-The Mendes-
ing, at Concert Hall. Mr.. Jean Louis is the
Header, and Carl Sentz's orchestra will assist.
Here is the programmed
J. overture; "Dinorah," Meyerbeer- Orchestra and
4 Violin Concerto. No 10, spOhr- Mr.. a. sar,orl,
\ s. % Date soDitu@. oosta-Bass Solo, Mr. Thomas E.
sGpg & ~ Greet T1hss AbMT + aSsl%Hn1
6. Piano Concerto. ia minor, Mendelssohn Mr..
II. q Thunqer and orchestra. ,,- ,.,.,-,
Society and orchestra.
: Cunpington, Miss Leone Petry, and Miss Bessie
8. HalleIujah- Chorus from Engedi, Beethoven
Mendeissohn Society and orchestra.
TEE SCHIMPF COMPLIMENTARY. Theodore
Habelmann, MIR. Aaron r. Taylor, Mr.. Carl
Gaertner, Mr.. Henry G. Thunder, Miss Louise
Soliday, and Mrs. 6chmpf win all take part in
the grand complimentary concert rendered to
Mr.. Josephine Sehimpt, to take place on Tues
day evening" December 3, at Concert Hall.
THIS will be a great week at the Circus, Tenth
n and CalloWhill streets. Mr.. La Rue remains to
astonish us with his wonderful teats OF horse
manship. On Thanksgiving Day grand NATL
nee performance will be given. The children
+ will have gala entertainments here every
eVening.
The NEW SEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE still
draws lull houses, and the panorama OF the
Progress of a Nationp is highly attractive. Mr..
{. J. Ii. BudWorth continues his laughabe repre-
.sentatiOns of 'Cousin Schneider's" mlsfortunes.
There will be matinee Thanksgiving day.
CARNCROss & DIxEY, at the Eleventh Street
& 1OpeIa House, this week, give representation
= OF surf, with sea- bathing, etc., which they
announce will show "High Lille on the Ocean
Waye.' On Thanksgiving Day there Will be a
4 matipee.
DR.. MRIGNEN's BENEFIT OoNoERT.-The many
friends of DIR. Meignen should remember that
The benefit concert rendered him IN bis present
atfiiction comes of on Wednesday next, at Con-
cert Hall. A fine entertainment will be given,
and the hall should be crowded on the occasion.
ITALIAN OPERA.-On the 10th of December
Mime Parepa Rosa, with q MAGNIFICENT opera
troupe, viii begin in this city series of musical
en- ertainments
MIS-. F. W. LANDER, supported by Mr.. James
ii. Taylor, and the Lander Dramatic Com
Il pany," appear In Elizabeth, at the Academy OF
Music, next Monday evening.
II HAssLER gives his third Monday concert at
Concert Han this afternoon. These ma iflees
musiodes have leaped into popularity.