The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The city Amusements.

ar rBB CHEsNUT the Worrell sisters will have
q benefit this evening. aud will appear In their
Hnglish version Of Bdrbe Bhue.
There will be q matinee tomorrow, aud
tomorrow evening, the Worrell Sisters will
make their last APPEARANCE.
On Monday II. J. b rou's drama of The Ian
cdshire Lass viii be pro luced.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Z. L. Davenport will
have benefit tbis evening, ard will appear as
"LCng Tom CO flu" n the nautical drama Of
The Pho, and as "Royer" IN the comedy OF
Wtd oars,
AT THE ARCH the drama OF Hes Got Money
will be performed thi. evening: also a f4vorite
comedietta, in which Miss Fanny yyDlvenpou will
appea-. On Monday. II. }. BJron's drama Of
The Lancashire Lass VIII be brought out, with
new scenery. aDpo'ntmen 3, et".
AT THE AMERICAN there Will be a variety
entertainment this evening.
CARL SBNTz' and Marx aassler's orchestras will
give q performance at Musical Fund Hail to-
morrow atJeruoou.
The GEBMANIA ORCHESTRA will give a ella sical
matinee at Horucul ural Hall tomorrow.
On MONDAY Batcman's ombination French
troupe will open az the Ac tdemy of Music for a
season Of twelve nights OF opera bouie. 0den
bach's opera OF Barrie B,eue viii drst be given,
With Mplc Irma as "Boplotten ana Mons. Aljtc
as "Barbe Bleue." Tnls opera wilt be placed
upon the stage in the best style, with fine
scenery appropriate co-tumes, e;c. An efficient
ballet corps has a'so been engaged with Mile
De Rosa as premitIe danse1se. la the course OF
the season La GrdRie DucteSse and In Belle
Helene will be produced.
On MONDAY, November 80, Max Maretzek will
commence season of grand opera at the
A.. =. 4 .t.G-.
and German troupe.
Dramatic Items
Miss Laura Keene, with selected company,
is now performing In Canada.
The pantomime OF Humpty Dump'y, with
Tony Deuier rs Clown" has made a great hit
at the Crosby Opera House, Chicago. At
McVickar's Theatre, in the same city, A Mt
summer Nights Dream is still being performed
iothe satisfaction of large audiences.
Miss Fanny B. Price VIII produce Foul Play
at De Bars Opera House, st. Louis, on next
Monday evening.
Edwin Adams Is performing round OF his
favorite parts In Montreal.
j. H. Hackett is performing at the Academy
of Music, Clevelani, 0nio, in 'Falstaf," "Trip
Van Winkle," and other of his specialtes.
F. s. Chanfrau appeared in Providence,
r. l., on Monday, and produced the new comedy
entitled Joe, written for him by De Walden, the
author of Sam. Mr.. Chaafrau sustains four
characters in this piece.
-LoIta commenced an engagement at the
Holiday Street Theatre, BALTIMORE, on Monday.
and appeared as "Pall" in the Pet of the PETIT
coGS.
-Loue's Ordeal, new play written expressly
1or Ed win Booth by Edmund FAlconer, was
produced tor the first time on Thursday evening,
Oct. 20, at the Boston TaeaIe. Mr.. Booth
concluded his Boston engagement On Saturday.
-Fraulein JanaaSchek and her German
troupe will appear at Buffalo on Monday.
The Royal Albert Theatre, London-for-
merly known as tue Marylcbone-haying been
reftted and improved, was ooened on Octobar
TO- under the direction of MISS Amy Sedgwick,
with a new dram4 by Mr. stephenson, entitled
Pindee Singh; or, The Pearl of Dude, which is
described as being some what similar in its
action to Jennie Of Lucknoto.
Mr.. II. J. Byron's new drama OF Boto for
Bloa1 was produced at the Prince OF Wales
Theatre, Liverpool, England, on October IL.
The play made hit, aud the author Was called
before the curtain three times.
Musical Items.
The Richings Enshsh Opera Troupe closed
successful season at the CoDcordIa Opera
House, Baltimore, on Saturday evening last.
--Bstemsns Opera Bo4fe Troupe performed
Barbe B'eue at the National Theatre, Ciucln-
natl, last week. On Monday evening In Grande
Duoheese was given, aud Ii Belle Hstene was an
nounced to be brought out during the present
week.
Miss Louisa Pyne to TX her fare well of the
stage at the Alexandra Ro ,ms, London, on Oct.
Z. The entertain nent consisted OF one of 0fen-
bach's operettas and ballad concert.
-Mapleson's Italian Opera troupe opened at
the Alexandra Theane, Liverpool on Oct. 16,
for series of performances.
-Mad'lle Nilsson has received an offer OF
$780, 900 in gold per month for a season of four
months in England.
The Gdtpus of Sophocles has been reset to
music by Herr Bellermau, OF Berlin.
-O6eubach's new opera OF Ii Pericho,e was
lately produced at the Vsrie,es, Paris, with
Mad'lle Schneider As the heroine, but IL did not
achieve the sane success as his previous works.