The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-08
sREolAL NOTICES.
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THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.

say- AD EMY OF MU C.
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
SEASON OF 1870 AND IL
T. b. PUGH, MANAGER OF THE STAR COURSE
OF hEGTTRE Has THE H0H9k M FnR AN
T2E sAsbN OF s and ~ RAE coGRsE
WILL CONSIST OF THIRTY bEGT9RE$ N
LECTURES EACH-A SCIENTIFIC SERIES
OF FIVE AND FIVE SUPPLEMENTARY Lee
TUREs. THE SECOND SERIES WILL BE
TARY LECTURES IN DECEMBER, AND TaE
SCIENTIFIC IS1, C0URsE y6 RS , in r TIE SPRINe
Hon Charles Sumner, John G.. SAKE,
Hon. Carl Schurz, JOSH Billings,
Hon. s. S. Cox, Fred Douglass
Gen. John A. Logan, Daniel Dougherty,
Rev. +. II. Chaplin, ID. D., Mark Twain ~ he lec-
George VIM. H. Curtis, Anna 1, Dickinson,
James e Mufdoch olive Logan,
Petroleum v Nasby, Susan b. Anthony,
George NsndenhoA, Mrs Cady Stanton,
John Brougham, Mrs f. W. Lander Read
MISS ISABELLA GEYNN,
The distinguished English Actress and Shake
Other distinguished names will be added to the list
THE FIRST SERlE ES OF TEN LECTURES
to be given in the following order:-
OPENING LECTURE,
Monday Evening, October Il,
MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON.
"JoAN OF ARC"
wednesday Evening October 10,
GEORGE VANDENHoFF.
"HENRY " Parts First and second with rectta-
tions from the text, introducing Falsta1.
Friday Evening. October 81,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
"THE LOST ARTS"
Monday Evening, October "a,
MISS OLIVE LOGAN.
"THE PASSIONS
Wednesday Evening, October 26,
MRS. F. w. LANDER (will read.
"MIDsUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
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female voices.
Friday Evening, October %,
JOSH BILLINGS.
"MMK."
Monday Evening, October 81.
HON. CHARLES SUMNER.
Subject to be announced
(fils last season on the platform,)
Wednesday Evening, November 9,
PETROLEUM V. NASBY.
"1N SEARCH OF THE MAN OF SIN"
Thursday Evening, November 3,
MISS ISABELLA GLYN Twill ready.
"MACBETH."
Friday Evening, November T.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
"CHARLEs DICKENS
THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME
CARL SENTz'S PARLOR ORCHESTRA, aug
mented will be feature of each entertainment as
and well-known artists: Carl Sentz, vioiino, Paul
Sentz, organ; w. Stol Jr, Solo Niolino; W. Stoll,
Sr., Solo Clarineto; Ed. Doerler Flauto G. Guhle-
! THREE LECTURES A WEEK.
| The management has determined to give three
lectures week, for various reasons, the principal
OF which is the difficulty Of obtaining the Academy
| OF Music for ten, or even five, consecutive weeks
and to have an interval OF two weeks or month in
the middle OF course is not only inexpedent, but
| the public is apt to lose its interest.
1t IS thought that three lectures week is not too
frequent, considering that the opera can be sus-
tanned with seven performances week. and GER
tanly Mr. Sumner, Wendell Phillips and George
VIM. Curtis can all be heard inside OF week, with
PROFIT and PLEASURE, and parties have three nights
besides for other engagements.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Admission to each Lecture. .............50 50 cents.
Reserved coupon tickets for series OF Ten
Lectures. ............................. $500
TWO DAYS SALE OF SEASON TICKETS.
The sale of Reserved Season Tickets to the First
Series of Ten Lectures will commence on Monday
Morning, october TO- at O'Clock. at Gould &
Fishers Piano Rooms, No. 923 CHESNUT Street, and
VIII continue two days, after which more tickets
| for the season will be sold.
The sale Of Reserved Seats to the Single Lectures
! will commence on "Wednesday Mor2ng, October ~,
at the same hour. Box Ofce open daily from A.
| NJ to p NJ. 10 ths2t