The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

BENEFIT OF Mr.. EDWARD SEGUN. = This
favorite butfo and capital actor takes his benefit
tonight, and appears with thelRichings English
Opera Company in Balfe's beautiful opera OF the
Rose of CASTLE. This work will not be again
produced this season, and we have no doubt 1t
. will attract large audience. tomorrow
(Thankseiving) Miss Laura Waldrou Will make
her debut as "Arlne" in Ralfe's bohemian Gnt
supported by MIR. Campbell, Mr.. Castle, Mr.
Peaks, and Mrs. Arnold. This is the last week
of The opera.
Brougham is having good success in his Lottery
of Lite which is the neatest and freshest play
upon the stage. 1t is full OF capital local hits
and well-dehned wit and humor. Mr.. Brougham,
as ''Terry the Swell,n acts vito his usual
righteousness and good taste. Everybody should
take ticket in the Lottery of LUe, in which
there are no blanks, according 10 the "Gov-
ernor."
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Dora, Charles
Reade's great play, will be repeated tonight,
with Mrs. Bowers, Miss Josie Orton, Mr.. W. II.
Sedley Smith, Mr.. Leake, and Mr.. McManus in
the cast. This little gem OF play can only be
PLAYED three nights more. On Monday night
MILE Marie Zoe, the 'Cuban Sylph,n y will COM
mence an engagement.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Susf will be pre-.
sented for the twenty second lime TO night. 1t
still attracts large md admirng audiences. Mrs.
John Drew takes a benefit on Friday evening. 3
AT THE AMERICAN THEATRE the Carlo Brothers
and the whole company appear IN tae panto'
mime of the Red G7lOne ana me Whtte warrior,
with other attractions.
THANKsGIvING MATINEEs. The thousands of
our citizens who will be seeking recreauon To-
morrow should remember that all OF our places
OF amusement give admirable dpTes-mtdt per-
tormances. BY glancing over the following list
the reader can select that kind OF entertainment
most coneenial to the taste or worthy OF patro-
nage:-
ATqHE New CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE, Mrs.
Bowers and The company Will appear Ia Hunted
DOUn a capital new drama which has been very
popular during the past week. Tne comical
local squib called DOWR at Cape May Will also
be played
At THE WALNUT, Mr.. Hempbil offers hne bill
IN the exciting drama entitled Waiting for me
Verdict, which will be cast with the full strength
OF the stock company.
An THE ARCH, Mrs. John Drew and the stock
company appear in the delightful new American
comedy of Surf.
AT THE AMERICAN, the Carlo Brothers and the
entire variety troupe will appear at the matinee
AT THE CIRCUS, Tenth ana Callowhill streets
three grand performances will be given to-mor-
row-morniDP, afternoon, and evening" An
additional clown and all of the eouestrian ceIe-
brities OF the troupe will appear at each enter
tainment
TUNIsoN & Co. throw open the new Philadel-
mia Opera House, in Seventh street below
Arch. Tor a Thanksgiving matinee tomorrow
anernoOu. capital bill is prepared.
TEE CFRMANIA ORCHESTRA viii give their
matinee at Musical Fund Hall next Saturday
morning Succeeding matinees Will occur In
the afternoon. as in the aDcienl times.
TIE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC give
another matinee at Horticultural Hall on Satur-
day afternoon, An attractive programme Is
RgeEed,