The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-14
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC,

BETHANY MISSION CONCERTS. - The little
Amateu1s Drawing; room on Seventeeth street
and fashionable audience TO hear the second
concert of a series gotten up by Mr.. Charles f.
cement Of the Bethany Mission Sabbath soho 1i'
The programme was most judiciously selected
inexperienced the opening and closing choruses
acquitted themselves finely, the ensemble being
lions OF light and shade leaving nothing to be
desired. Miss Briggs. Of Harrisburg delighted
Arditi's IL Estasi Waltz" and her Farewell"
lGrahams procured for her well-merited
duet With Mr. s@s as n 6sr as SsI 10 ss5
home," "Rgoletto," and ."AhI que PAINE
les SbarangS Mb1ItSIges sustained her repatson
tSLaughing Song" The duet by the Messfs. fssEa
The piano solos by ME zsbey @ and Miss s9SSfsS; %eS5
were deliciOusly rendered. Miss Webb being
OF applause fell TO Mr.. SchaufIier. OF New YORK
director OF these concerts, who proved him sell
out again. and his Affecting Ballad of tbe oyS. 1Y
handorgan imitation cannot be described. IL
must be heard. We are glad TO state that these
for the Bethany Mission School about one
thonsanc dollars. The third and last takes
Mr.. Charles H. Jarvis, the eminent Dlanist boa
kindly consented to assist. ~
On AT THE WALNUT Charles Reade's and Tom
Taylors drama OF NeU GlOyl1le will be per
,o "-' ID. p. Bowers as Mel
Gwynne" and Mr.. j. Q. McCollom 90 80 -l....C /
of Richmond." During the holidays q new
drama by Henry Lester, entitled The Orang
Girl will be produced, with new scenery, ap
pointments. and effects.
| AT THE ARCH the last five nights of Colonel
Fitzgeralds new drama of Voices at Bay are
announced. On Saturday night The Strange
and The Honeymoon will be performed: On mex
A Flash Of Lightning will pe produced.
AT THE CHEsNUT the last performances Of the
WeeR 't This evening there viii be an entirely
new programme. James Robinson, the great
Clarence Robinson, La Petite Elise, James
Madigan, Madame Tournaire, James Ward,
James Mcguire, the Leyantine Brothers, and
AT THE AMERIcAN an engagement has been
effected with Mad,lle Leuzah, the female gym
AT THE THEATRE CoMIoUE the Gregory
Family will appear for the last time during the
present week. An engagement has been
effected with the popular Pyne and Galton comic
English Opera Troupe - ..
To- MORROW EVENING select amateur per-
Torrance will be given lat the private theatre.
on Seventeenth street, above Chesnut, When
the comedy of Every6ody'S Friend will be pro-
duced. This magnificent miniature theatre is
well worth q visit, as 1t is undoubtedly tne
phia The entertainment will be first-class.
The number Of secured seats is limited and
can only be had by personal aPPlihoation 10 oSe S
Chestnut street.
OLE BULL win give a grand concert and
next, He will be assisted by Miss Benton, So
prano; Mr.. Gustavus F. Hall, baritone; and Mr;
EgberL Lansing, pianist. The sale of seats will
commence on Wednesday morning at Gould's
piano wal erooms, No. 92S Chestnut street, and
at the Academy OF Music.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG will give her
grand concert In aid OF the Lincoln Institute
for Soldiers Orphans on Friday evening, al
the Academy OF Music Miss kellogg will be
assisted by Mad'lle Aida Topp, Herr Kopta,
and the other members of Mr.. Strakosch's
troupe. and by the ''Amphion" band of this
city.
The operatic concert announced for Wednes-
day evening will not take place, and the enter
tainment for the benefit of the Lincoln Insti.
tute will be the only one in which Miss Kellogg
will appear during the present week
Mennerchor will come off at the Academy of
Music on Thursday evening, January 7, 1859.