The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusements,

AT THE CHESTNUT the last nights of Hunted Dopn
are announced, and it will be withdrawn after Satur-
day evening to allow of the production of other
novelties that have been for some time in prepara-
tion.
on Monday Tom Taylors comedy of An Unequal
Match will be produced.
Miss Keene also announces a new play entitled
Bella and Vctorien Sardou's Patrie.
AT THE WALNUT MIR. Booth will appear this even
ing as Claude Melnotte" in The Lady of Lyons.
tic drama entitled Time and the Hour and on Mon
day Miss Lucille Western will appear in East Lgnne.
Boucicault and Byrons new drama Of Lost at Sea
is announced as in preparation.
AT THE ARCH AUS Vel That Ends Well will be re-
DUPREz & BENEDIcT's OPERA HOUSE, Seventh
street, below Arch, has made fine start, and with
tlrst-rate programme, which brings out the talent
OF the troupe they have hit the fancy of the public
and crowded their pretty little theatre every night
since their opening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE an enter
tanning minstrel performance will be given this
MAD'I.LE CARLoTTA PATTI will appear, under the
auspices of Max Strakosch Esq.,, in two grand con-
certs at the Academy Of Music tomorrow and on
Saturday evening. Madlle Patti is undoubtedly one
OF the first singers of the day. and from all accounts
she more than fulnls the promise she gave when
she last appeared here She will be assisted at these
entertainments by such eminent artists as Signor
Ronconi, Joseph Hermanns, Theodore Ritter and j.
+. Prume. Seats can now be secured at Trumpers
HERMANN, the great prestidigitateur, will appear
and he will introduce a great number OF new and
startling feats in legerdemain Hermann stands at
the head OF his profession, and his performances
are in the highest degree entertaining He uses no
apparatus and his tricks are exceedingly ingenious
and puZzling. Some OF them are perfectly ineXpl-
cable, and are far more startling than any OF the
mysterious performances OF the Davenport Brothers
and others who pretend to work by spiritual agency
The sale of seats for HerTmann'S entertainments
will commence on Saturday at Trumpler's.
PROFESSOR JAMES MCCLINTOCR VIII commence q
series OF his popular lectures on anatomy, physio-
logy, and hygiene at Concert Hall on Monday eve
ming next These lectures continue through the
week. and they will be illustrated with the oXyhydro
gen light, French manikins, ETC. aud they VIII un-
d0ubtedly be both useful and entertaining.
Mr.. CARL WoLFSoHN has announced his pro-
gramme for his series of matinees this season. Some
novel features will be introduced, calculated to
der these entertainments more attractive than ever
Each matinee will be devoted to the Interpretation
OF the works Of single master, which will enable
the characteristics OF the genius of the different
before Many compositions will be given In this
city for the first tlme Mr. WofS0hn will be assisted
by Messrs. Kopta, Hennig and Barili, and he will
introduce to the public new tenor, Mr.. friedman,
The first matinee will be given on Friday, November
10, and will be devoted to the Interpretation OF
BeethOYen'S works.
THE PoNEYvMLE LECTUREs.-Mr. William L.
Dennis, OF this city, has achieved considerable
reputation as q humorist, aud his lectures have
seldom in Philadelphia for the public to become as
well acquainted they ought with his merits, and
we therefore take pleasure in announcing that he
Will give series OF entertainments at the Assembly
Buildings under the title Of "The Poneyvllle Lee
lures" The first lecture will be delivered on Tuesday
evening next and will be entitled "Dr. Dipps OF
PoneyVille." Mr.. Dennis disc0urSed upon this theme
last winter at DIR. Talmage's church. and the large
audience in attendance was delighted with its wit
and humor The second lecture OF the series will be
third, "Mrs. Virgins and her party at Poneyville, "
and the fourth, "The Social Fossils at Poneyyle."