The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Tho Citv Amusements,


AT THE WALNUT Boucicaults sens s7tion
drama OF After Dark will be represented this
AT TIE ARCH Daly's drama OF A Flash Of
lightning continues To attract large audie aces.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE the opsretts of
"66" will be performed this evening. On Friday
Miss Susan Galton will have q benefit when
VIII be prodnced two OF ofenbacn's pieces
Licschen and Frttzchea and La Rose de la Feur
AT THE AMERICAN an attractive program ne
Is announced for this evening.
MADAME PAREPA- Rosa Will make her drst
appearance in Philadelphia, after her very
successful tour in California and the West, this
evening. at Concert Hall. Madame Rosa will
be assisted by q NUMBER OF accom- o isn al
artists and q very su perior entertainment Will
undoubtedly De given, M. j. Levy, the oorne.
over his instruments and as he has never Rp-
peared in this city, there is a very general
desire among our musical connoisseurs To near
him. Tickets for Msd Ime Rosa's concerts eau
be procured at TTumplsr's.
The GEBMANIA ORCHESTRA will perform at
Horticultural Hall this afternoon for tne benefit
OF Robert Renshaw, Esq Miss Cassie RenH
AMATEUR DRAWING. Room, Seventeenth
street, above Chesnut-The lat OF series OF
concerts for the beneat cs Bethany Sso0ath
school corner of Twenty second and SnIpp5n)
will be given at this cuarming resort ou TlurS-
day evening, the 18th inst The success of the
attention and brilliancy OF the audiences, was
very gratify Ing to the ladies and gentlemen
concert, the amateur talent will be kindly AS
sisted by our lost eminent pianist Mr.. On trle,
II. Jarvis. with his accom- pl1shed sisters, Mrs
Davis and Miss Carrie Jarvis. Mr.. Jarvis Will
play Thalberg's celebrated "Fantasie" f,on
D. EtiSiT a. 'Amour, and with the assistance of two
gentlemen Mrs. Davis and Miss Jarvis will slng
Mendelssohn's four part song, "On tue Sea-"
Mr.. j. Jenkinson, also, will play two violou
cello solos. That the lively element be not
wanting, and at the request OF many friends,
Mr.. Scbauffier will repeat his origin vi m sdley,
'Bodge-FOdge." Most of the seats for these
concerts were sold for the course, but few
single admission tickets, we believe, are TO be
bad at the door on that evening.
The PHILADELPHIA PHILHARMONIC SO
C1ETY will give their first grand concert of tue
So son at the Academy Of Music on Saturday
evening next. The orchestra Will consist of
sxty.ive performers. and Mad'lle Camilla
Wis, the pianist, have been engaged. One OF the
great features of the program ne will bo
Beethovens "Seventh Symphony" which will
be performed In su perior style. Tickets can be
society. and at the Academy OF Music on the
day of the concert.
CARL WoLFsoHN will give his third grand
matinee on next Friday at z. NJ, at the Foyer
of the Academy of Music. MIR. Wolfsohn will
be assisted by Mr.. Edward Colonne and Herr
Rudolph Hennig.
take place to- morrow evening at The Ac ldemy
Of Music. The arrangements for this ball are In
the hands of experienced gentlemen, who are
exerting themselves 10 make 1t a brilliant sue
cess. In our advertising columns will be found
q list OF gentlemen from wnom tickets can be
procured.
TIE ANNUAL BALL of the Fairmount ngine
Company Will be given at the Academy of
doubtless be very enjoyable.
MISS ANNA T.. DICKINSON will lecture on
T'Woman's Wrongs and the Remedy" at the
Academy of Music on Friday evening. This IL
asubjeot upon which there is much To be said
and M iss Dickinson can say some things that
ere worthy of consideration We ask for her q
full house and respectful hearing Tickets
can be procured at Gould's, No 92S Cnesnut
street.