The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-06

R6y~ A d K MY OF MUsI c.
EHE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
SEASON OF 1870 AND II.

SEASON OF 1870 AND II.
T. B. PUGH, MANAGER or THE STAR COURSE
OF LECTURES, HAS THE HONOR TO AN
Will oSssT Pt OF iS'G Thirty a T. LE6F4RSs E6F IN
ALL, DIVIDED INTO TWO SERIES OF TEN
OF FIVE AND FIVE SUPPLEMENTARY Lee
gvFS TgKES m The SRUoSP SERIES WILL " BE
TARY Lee rRss IA bEGRMRE hH sPPNEMEM Nn TaE
SCIENTIFIC COURSE I'm Tue SPRiNG.
LIST OF STAR SPEAKERS.
Hon Charles Sumner, John q. SAKE,
Hon. Carl Schurz, Josh. Billings,
Hon. S. s. Cox, Fred. Douglass,
Gen. John A. Logan, Daniel Dougherty,
Rev. E, H Chaplin, d. r., Marx Twain III he lee
Wendell Phillips tures)
George VIM. Curtis, Anna T. Dickinson,
James E. Murdoch, Olive Logan
Petroleum V. Nasty, Susan B. Anthony,
George VsndenhoH, Mrs. Cady Stanton,
John Brougham, Mrs. f. W. Lander Read
Prof. Henry Morton, ing),
MISS ISABELLA GLYNN,
The distinguished English Actress and Shake
spearian Reader.
Other distinguished names will be added to the list
THE FIRST SER ES OF TEN LECTURES
to be given in the following order:-
OPENING LECTURE,
Monday Evening, october II,
MISS ANA Z. DICKINSON.
JOAN OF ARC"
wednesday Evening. october 10,
GEORdE VANDENHOFF.
"HENRY w." Parts First and Second, with recfta-
Friday Evening, october 2l
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
"FHE LOST ARTS"
Monday Evening, October "a,
MISS OLIVE LOGAN.
"THE PASSIONS"
Wednesday Evening" October 26,
MRS. F. w. LANDER (Reading1
"MIDsUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
With the Germania Orchestra and grand chorus Of
female voices.
Friday Evening, October 2S,
JOSH BILLINGS.
milk"
Monday Evening, October 81,
HON. CHARLES SUMNER.
Subject to be announced
(His last season on the platform.)
Wednesday Evening, November Q,
PETROLEUM V. NASBY.
'lN SEARCH OF THE MAN OF SIN."
1"O'S''' fSfHsnt' MFs tADY HSyesiPsf essiTPxsfNSfioN.
"WoMAN SUFFRAGE"
Friday Evening November L. o.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
"0HARLEs DICKENS"
THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
CARL SENTZ'S PARLOR ORCHESTRA, aug
heretofore and will consist OF the following popular
and wellknown artists Carl Sentz, Viollno. Paul
Sr Solo Clarinetto; 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 dlf1culty 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 nexpedient, but
the public is apt to lose itSinterest
1t Is thought that three lectures week is not too
frequent, considering that the opera can be sus-
lined with seven performances week, and
tinly Mr. Sumner, Wendell pniuips, and George
VIM. Curtis can all be heard inside or "a week, with
PROFIT and PLEASURE, and parties have three k hts
besides for other engagemel ts
SCALE OF PRO s.
Admission to each Lecture H......... so cents.
Reserved seats. ...... ........ 25 cents extra.
Reserved coupon tickets for series of Ten
Lectures. Observation-Disclosures. $500
1he sale OF served $ 'ason Tickets to the First
Series OF Ten Lectures will commence on Monday
Morning, October 10, at O'Clock. at Gould s
isher's Piano Rooms, M. 923 CBESNUT Street, and
Will continue two days, aIGer which no more tickets
for the season will be sold.
The sale OF Reserved Seats to the Single Lectures
will commence on "Wednesday Nor ling, october 12,
at the same hour. Box once open daily from A.
NJ to q Z. NJ 10 ths2t