The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-12
phe Civ Amusements.


AT THE CHEsNUT B0gus, as a matter of course,
is drawing full houses, and the managerial heart is
happy accordingly. 1t Is pleasant to know that such
performance benefits somebody, that 1t has the
merit of filling Miss keencS mOney-bags, IL II Is de-
hcent IN all al other g3Sd good Qualities; ni ;vo,.r ,,
benefit this evening, when she will appear for the
last time in Fast Lynne.
There VIII be a matinee tomorrow, when Tom
Taylors drama of The TicIet-et-Leace Man will be
performed.
on Monday next Mr.. Edwin Forrest will commence
an engagement OF ten nights, appearing as "Ktng
Lear"
Ar DUpRrz 4 BEwED1crs OPERA HOUSE, Seventh
street, below Arch, an attractive minstrel perform
anCC win be given this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE a fine
programme Of Ethiopian comicalities Will be pre-
sented this evening.
HERMANN will have n benefit this evening at the
Academy or Music, when an unusually attractive
programme will be presented The occasion will he
made additionally interesting by the appearance OF
Madame Herrmahn who will sing several operate
selections. This lady is said to be unusually fine
vocalist. The New York Times thus refers to her
appearance in that city some time ago in opera:-
"on Friday evening Madame HERMANN the wife of the
the SSs n he Re9ias and cSTtnnly did it With sstis
Ga eSt % ali beT e se m1eh % ns mG' b hsv
clear full voice. is sprghy in her prepossessng
and oShibs good musical c Though IH eSdeas @
p s e & nn S Sne m ~ mouse @ soon soon
and applaudcd with marked enthusiasm; The music
HeFrmqnn really surpassed our @ntcipations to her
Bo wa Sna IN ve sef a sn sGG %
never in better. Both WOE general admiration.
cent including the whole OF Lre,ia Borga and
HERE
mann. or course it drew out vast crowd of ladies'"
There will be a grand matinee tomorrow, when
the prices OF admission will be IS cents children
cents. Family circle, 50 cents; children, % cents.
A farewell performance will be given tomorrow
night.
THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA will give second
grand concert at Concert Hall this evening, when
the following programme will be presented-
J. Overtnreleonorai No. Beethoven
8; scherzo~ ~Reorlnaton Symphony Mendeisso6n
''' Mi Miss Aide Topp. zee ''' '' '''Ou''u"
s. Overture "Robespierre". .Litof
o. a. neredaoe. Haydn
T. WaltS-"Wiener Bonbon Strauss
SOLO Tor rr'm'0nefRo Mr. Z Leotsc6. LLsstr Ss'l
IL; oveIture-MIsnon a. Thomas
THE FRANKO CHILDREN will give their first con-
cert this evening at the Assembly Building assisted
by Nine Henrietta Behrcns These children are re-
ported to be unusually fine performers, and they
ought to attract crowded house. There will be a
family matinee tomorrow.
THE SENTZ-IlAssLER ORCHESTRA will perform a
fine programme at Musical Fund Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
THE GERMAN OPERA SEASON will commence on
next Monday at the Academy Of Music with Webers
romantic opera of Der FfejSchUtz, which will be
brought out with new costumes, accessories, and
scenic effects.
On Tuesday Martha will be given; on Wednesday
The Mdgic FiHte; on Thursday, Bideiio; on Friday,
La JUire; at the matinee Saturday, Fra Dia0OLO,
and on Saturday evening Faust.
PONEYvHLE LECTUREs.--Mr. William L. Dennis
will deliver at the Assembly Buildings on WedneS-
day evening, nth, the third lecture OF the of
which is said to be highly amusing and entertain
ing lecture