The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusemenis.

AT THE CHEsNUT James Robinson, the great
bsrebsck rider and his son Clarence, La Petite
other artistes will appear this evening. The
present troupe Will conclude their eng sSemenI
AT THE WALNUT the drama of Leah The For
SuEen Will be performed this evening, MRS. ID. L.
The drama of The Orang, Girl, which will be
brought out as holiday piecs, Is said TO be
full OF fine effects. 1t h ad long run ia London
ATTHE ARCH the drama Of Voices 0t BdY Will
be perioi med for the lasJ times ON TINS aud TO-
morrow evenings. On Saturday The Stranger
and The Honeymoon will bs given. On Monday
next Days sensation play OF A Flash Of Light
AT Tnn AMERICAN ballets, burlesques, songs,
dances, ana other interesting features make an
attractive entertainment A. ,,-
Family will appear for Inc last times during
the present week On Monday the Pyne and
Galton English Comic Opera Troupe VIII COM
mence series of attractive entertainments.
OLE BULL. at his concert and matinee on
1 Saturday at tho Academy of Music, will be
IF. Hall, baritone; aud Mr. EsoerC Lansing,
lpianiet. 1t Is q rare treat TO near sucn Vio-
! inist as Ole Bull, and his entertainments will
be apprt clio ted by our music. loving citizens.
III MISS KELLoGG'S concert, 70 be given AZ the
Academy of Music on Friday evening, for the
Dent fit OF The Lincoln Institute, VIII be entlled
II consideration on account o. the ooJecI' lnue-
lendently of Its merits. An lnteressing lea
tSre OF the occasion will be = drill executed py
tie boys OF the Institute Miss Kellogg Will b.
assisted by Mie Aida Toste, Herr KoPta. and
thS)niher members of MI S1;akoschs troupe
IyERY kxERFIoN Will be made 90 have the
ar formation" symphony of Mendessohn aud
the Unfinished" symphony OF schubert per-
formed at Musical Fund Hall, on saturday
evening, ia a style OF excellence such as thell
merits demand. NeEsIs Sentz and Hassle
have incT eased their orchestra 10 fifty perform
ers IN addition 10 the principal features OF Ght
entertainment, MIR. William Stoll, Jr., Will
execute "A violin solo. and Miss Markslein, 1
youthful pianist who recently madeR success
ful DEBUT In New York, will appear for The mrs
time in lhis city. ,,
THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MSUH
will give It's twenty-fif matinee on January d
THE MENDEISSoHN SOCIETY S hrsG concert
the season will be given This evening at Musl
cal Fund Hall. An attractive programme VIII
be present ed and the following artists vii
appeaT:-Mr Thomas T.. Harkins, Mr.. j. I
Rfiorr Mr. John X. Meg IVAN, Mr.. Carl Hen
mig, Mr. Jean LOuis, Mr.. Hugh Clarke, Mis-
Mary Jones Miss Fannie Keim, Mrs. DIR. Good
man, Miss Olivia Cunuipgt1p, Mrs. Henrlett
Behrens, Miss Ida Gumpsrt, and Carl Sentz
orchestra. ,, .
JOHN b. COUGH will deliver his lecture o.
"Curiosiiy" at the Academy of Music on Mon
day evening next, Toe sale OF tickets WI
begin to-day at Gould's No. 92S Chesnut stree
Admission TO all parts Of the house, nlty cent
Reserved seats in patquette, parquetle circle
and balcony, twenty-five cents extra on nrsJ ia
OF eale Alter today there Will be no exIr
charge for reserved seats.
MRS FRANCES ELLEN HARPER, the colore
meet ard lecturer, will read her new poeI
entitled "MoseS" at Concert Hall this even
ipg Mrs. Harper is highly spoken OF as
talented aud eloquent leDder