The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Thc CitN Amunementn.


Of the saSsg HoaseSGid WIN be aSS performed for
lar request, the drama of Hunted Do,0n and the
comedy OF The JaoObite will be given. Tomorrow
there VIII be chldren's matinee, when Bold Jack
the Giant Kaler will be performed.
ON Monday the new play OF Patrtce; or, the White
Ron.Gm Of Wsekto,O Will be produced with new
AT THE WALNUT the drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin
is announced for this evening.
IL will also be performed at the matinee tomorrow
On Monday Miss Bateman will commence an en-
gagement with Tom Taylors drama of Mary Warner
AT THE ARCH Buckstones comedy OF Single Life
will be presented this evening" with the comic drama
AT DuPREz 4 BESED1oT's OPERA HOUSE an
amusing programme OF Ethiopian comicalites will
be offered this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE the en-
tertainment Tor this evening will combine number
SIGNoR BLITZ will execute some OF his most re-
markable feats Of magic this evening at the Assem-
bly, Building. matinee tomorrow.
The SENTz-HASSLER ORCHESTRA will perform to-
morrow afternoon at Musical Fund Hail.
The 'STAR" COURSE OF LRCTUREs-Ths evening
Academy Of Music on ear GT SiGusG and very enter
tanning lecture may be expected Mr.. Colyer has
very high reputation at the West as an orator and
him, crowded house may be expected.
on Tuesday next Mark Twain will lecture.
Mr.. Pugh announces three supplementary lectures
for the young folks to be delivered by Mr.. Paul b.
Du Chailln on the afternoons Of December II, IS,
adventures in Africa, with pictorial and other illus
trations to make them as interesting as possible.
iOhots io ehe seIies Gan De procured aJ OOuluS vi
ana aiter MONDAY next % . -
JOHN b. COUGH, ESQ, will lecture on "Circum
stance" on Monday evening next, under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
OPERA DI CAMBRA.-Mr. j. Remington Farlamb
announces that he will produce his new opera, enti-
tied Treasured Tokens at the Chestnut Street Theatre
on wednesday afternoon, December Is. A number
Of popular artists have been engaged to interpret
this work, including Mrs. Remington Falrlamb,
Madame S. Behrens, Mr.. w. j. Hill, Mr.. W. w. Gil
christ, and Mr.. w. H. Beckett The chorus will con
sist OF twenty-five voices, and the orchestra OF
twenty performers selected from the best talent In
the city. -Fa
Mr.. Farlamb states that this is distinct work
from his grand opera of Leonello which he hopes to
be able to produce. He calls Treasured Tokens an
opera dt casaeTG because 1t is not sufficiently elabo
rate for grand opera, and yet aims at higher
rank than mere operetta. 1t was at first intended
to produce 1t In private manner at the Amateur
Drawing Room, but variety OF circumstances have
combined to render more public performance ex
OF American musical art, this work ought
90 receive cordial recognition at the hands OF the
public, and we hope that the attendance at this
experimental performance Will be large enough tC
encourage the composer, and to enable him to make
fair test OF the value of his work. Mr. Fatramb
as an American and Philadelphian, is entitled
to hearty support in placing before the public ar
original composition OF this character.
The price of tickets will be slO0 and $3.50 for re-
served Seats which can be secured at Trumpler's.
Hon. ISRAEL S. DIEHL, the Oriental traveller, will
deliver four lectures on Oriental and Bible lands
at the Second Reformed Church, Seventh street,
above Brown, on Monday evening, December s.
Tuesday, December IA. AT each lecture choice
selections of music will be sung by the choir of the
church. The price OF single tickets is 80 cents; fol
the course, 81.