The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14
The CITY AmnsenIrnfn.

Ar THE ACAUEJY or Music Auber's opera of The
HOf DptiO will be performed for the last time this
evening To morrow Madame Rosa will nave
benefit, when Martha will be given On Saturday
afternoon Martha Will be represented for the last
time, and ON Saturday evening the season will con-
cllc with grand operate melange from TyOCdt0re,
The bohemian Giyi, and Fra DuyOLO in which the en-
tire troupe will appear.
Ar THE CuEsNtr Robcrtsons comedy of Home has
proved a success and it has attracted large audi
CnCes. This piece is admirably performed, and IL ls
placed upon the stage with all the care and good
taste for which Miss kCene is celebrated. The Ches
nut is fast becoming the most popular theatre in
this city, and under Miss KCCnc's intelligent man
apcment it is attracting a class Of persons to its
walls That gave 1t wide berth under the old
Ar TIE WALNUT Mr. Booth will appear this even
ing as "BCrtucCiO," in Tom Taylor's drama Of the
Foo'S ReteJgs. This is one Of Nil. BOotns finest
yoiCs, ana as an elaborate study of very peculiar
character, it is well deserving OF the attention Of
those who can appreciate an artistic effort Of great
merit.
MI Booth viii have hepcft Tomorrow, when he
viii appear as "Ihc stranger in KotacDUas meian-
ChOlg play
AZ THE ARCH Foyuoaa will be performed Tonight
Az THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House the
minstrels VIII give some OF their funniest Ethiopian
lent mPlangc Of sentimental and comic songs laugh
able jokes dances etc.
ruE star" C0uEsE or LECTURES will commence
on Tuesday evening next, NJ the Academy of Music,
wtCn Miss Anna dickinson will discourse upon
''MornOnism,' and give her experiences and OpiD-
ions Of the Saints as gathered during recent visit
TO ait Lake City.
Iu addition 70 the regular course. Ny. Puch has
maze arrangements WIN lle famous African CN-
pOrCr Mr.. paul T.. Du ChaillU, VINO will deliver
three lectures. as part Of the supplementary
In thcm he Will describe his wonderful adventures in
the tropics; his encounters with the gorilla, Of which
he is the acknowledged dsCoVeIer; and all that
strange wild lilc--thaG life which seems more like a
dStenpcred dream than reality-WiiCh the cN-
pluger endured, far from the abode Of civilized man.
for years MI Du Chaillu's lectures are intended
particularly for children, but the Chdrens parents
can listen 20 them with pleasure and profit. They
will be delivered In the daytime, aud upon dates
hereafter to be specified.
Tue GREAT EURorEAN CIRCUS is in the midst OF a
most prosperous season. and the tent on Eighth
street, between Race 9nd Vine, is crowded every
afternoon ana evening with delighted audiences.
The performances arc varied enough to suit all
tastes and they receive the warmeSt TOKENS Of ap-
probation from old ana Young. There was a grand
parade to-day, with the 1--we lion and dromedareS as
prominent features, and it of course excited the
most eager desires on the part Of thousands OF spec
tatOrs who lined the route TO behold tile wonders
that are only TO he revealed to those who visit the
interior OF the tent
A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL viii be given at the
Academy Of Music on Monday evening next, TO in
augurate the Great Fair in aid OF the Orphans Home
at Germantown. Mayor FOX will preside, and Pro
fessDr L. EnSelke will conduct the musical perform