The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-25
AMIHMME ENTR.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Madame Adelaide Ris-
tori offers an extraordinary DILL for her farewell
evening performance and benefit in this city.
She will TONIGHT assume the character Of the
Prosecuted Hellenic wife in Meded, and will also
appear as Lady Macbeth" in the last act of
ShakCspe8res Macbeth, in which occurs the
famous " sieep-wakng Scene" Tomorrow
Saturday. afternoon, only Ristoli matinee, and
her last appearance in this city. Marie Antot-
nette will be given entire.
ENGLISH OPERA.-Next week the Rchings
English Opera Troupe will take possession OF
The Academy of Music, opening on Monday
evening with the bohemian Girl.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE Benefit of Mr..
James B. Roberts. splendid bill is offered,
Brother8, in both of which Mr.. Roberts appears,
supported by the entire stock company.
On Monday evening, 2sth inst, benefit OF Mr..
Thomas j. Hemphill, the enterprising business
manager and treasurer of the theatre. First
performance of the successful opera bouBe
called La GTdnde DttchesSe de GerOlStetn, trans
lated nom the French expressly for this theatre.
Mrs. W. Gomersal, the universal favorite will
appear as the mischievous but fascinating young
Duchess. Mr. Simon Hasser has arranged
all the musical gems of the opera for our stage,
and most of them will be sung by excellent
drLis eS.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-N NObodlfs Daughter,
the successful novelty, will be presented again
tonight for the benefit OF Miss Kate Regnolds,
whose acting in her great triple part Is very
much admired. On Monday evening, November
A. Miss Olive Logan's new American comedy Of
SUqf is to be produced, with new scenery, and
Mrs. John Drew as the heroine.
AT THE CHEsNUT Mrs. D. P. Bowers will play
| MGTy Studr tonight for her benefit. The play
| will be followed by pleasant farce.
AT THE AMERICAN THEATRE the usual variety
entertainment Will be gwen this evening.
| FoRFPAUGHs GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
i is exhibiting every evening this week and to-
morrow afternoon, at the Central Skating Park, f,
| Fifteenth and Wallace streets.
CARNCRoss & DIXEY still present their HarTah
| Trip Around the Word to Immense audiences.
| They also present several comiCal tarceS and
/ burlesques every evening.
CARL SENTzs next orchestral and vocal matt
| nee will be given at Horticultural Hall ueXt
/ Thursday afternoon.
| AT THE ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS the mammoth
Stereoptcon may now be seen. 1t is well worthy
| OF visit.
| MIR. HABELMANN's 0PERATIO CONCERTS IN Cos
/ TUME.-A great number of persons have re-
| quested the repetition of the admirable concerts
| given by MIR. Habelmann and his excellent assist.
| ants; and he announces subscription lists to be
open tor a series Of four, to be given at cove
| nient intervals. Some new artists are engaged,
| and an efficient orchestra under Carl SEMI is
| secured. Mr.. Jean Louis is stage manager and
chorus master.
THE GERMANIA present the following pro
gramme for the concert tomorrow morning;-
SaSa,USTih SoHq, Thou Beautiful Child" (drst tims),
Comet Solo, performed by @. Dunn
S,,a0,eymiqips al5 Dream's "Waltz," job: straui
| Ar dante from Sinfonie No. n. w: Gad'
Dvet,uS Duet Merry Woes of Windsor (arSt N,oo,.
second S@sp Finale from WitliGrn Tca G, Rossin