The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

BEREFITs To-NIGHT-At the Chestnut Street
9S@e ssTi stS the of I1aesS oG
North and the capital Comedy of The Wonder
IN both Of which the lady appears, supported
Az the Walnut, Miss Lucille Western appears
tOr the fifth time as Lady Isabep and "Madame
Vine" in East Lynne for her benefit, this
At the Arch Mrs. John Drew has benefit.
She will appear in her beautiful role of "Marv
Price. Mrs Creese, Messrs. Mordaunt, Marlowe
ariniths, Hempe, James, and Others
MATGNEEs To-MoRRow.-At the Aoaden " of
Music there Will be a Japanese Matinee COM
mencng at o'clock,
Atthe Chestnut street Theatre Miss Kate T2eio-
nods will appear with the company in Tfe
Streets Of Philadelphia, commencing at O'clock
At the American Theatre the usual family
matinee VIII be given by the variety troupe
JARVIS AND SCHMITz'S SYMPHONY CONCERTS
The last of these splendid entertainments
takes place on Saturday evening next, at the
Musical Fund Hall. An orchestra Of II fty per
formers will assist, aud in addition to that at
traction greaj az IL is, the famous Violinist
Mad,ile Camilla Urso and Mr. Charles n lar,
yis our own eminent pianist will perform solos
on their respective instruments. Altogether
this concert will be one of the best of those OF
the Jarvis and Schmitz series, as brilliant and
successful as they have all bee, and the mugcal
public Of Philadelphia are under heavy obliga.
lions TO those gentlemen for the taste, llbe-
rality. and excellent Judgment displayed by
them in presenting their highly enjoyable en-
tertainments to the public.
MONROE GRAMMAR SCRoor CONCERT The
concert W DC given AZ JtlG MUSICAL Eunu Hall
this evening, by the young ladies Of the Mou-
roe Grammar School, promises to he H. G most
brilliant and successful school concert ever
given In Philadelphia Besides the talented
pupils Of the sceool Mrs Mozart, the superb
soprano Of New York, Mr. a. II. Taylor. Mr,
william A. BriscOe, and Mr.. II. A. Clarke OF
this city all assist in the Interpretation of a
programme of uncommon excellence. The
concert is given under the able auspices OF
credit for his endeavors to make 1t q great and
OVerpowerinG success.
THE GERMANIA To.MoRRow.-The following
is the programme OF the GeTmania Orchestra
tOr tomorrow atternOon-
/. Overture-FTd DidU0iO (by request) ).....A .Auber
2, Song-"The Tear Cirst time)....."..- Kuecken
3. ldeale waltz (by requeSt)o.....J osef Lanner
4. ToInpodl Marcia, from Sinfonie
Conservation Of Tones first time). L. Spohr
d Overture-NdchkideRge OSSidI......... .Gade
9. First Finale. from Flotow
THE JAPANESE AT THE ACADENY.-The I'm.
perial japanese troupe Will visit the Arch Street
Theatre this evening, by permission of Messrs.
Rlsley Mcguire, aud invitation of Mrs. John
Drew. They will appear at the Academy In q
grand entertainment on tomorrow Saturday
evening,
CONCERT HALL.-This superior troupe com
prising the two Peak families, assisted by the
Berger family, open at Concert Hail for short
season, on Monday evening, March is. The
company consists OF twenty-eght PERSONS
Yoealsts, harplsts, and bell-ringers,
IRELAND At THE PRESENT TINE, or an illus
trated tour of the Emerald Isle, with lecture
and songs, comprising sixty life views. This |
beautiful entertainment commences on Mon
day evening next, at the Assembly Buildings. !
Mr.. MURDOCH, This distinguished American
hislrlon has been engaged to present several of
his best characters IN our city. He will appear
M tno New Chestnut Street Theatre early in
April.
MISS HELEN WEsTERN.-The hdbitueS of the
New Chestnut will be delighted to learn that this
@bscupturesque artistic" has been re-engaged,
and will appear on Monday evening.
FRESH FROM THE SEA.-Veron Fletcher's new
"Nenus can be seen until tomorrow night at
10 o cock, at No. 1906 Chestnut street.