The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-28
AMUaEMENTs. n

A MRpH1h Z l gaR1sTIFEA gaHR1sT2IF NILSSON Ms : c
IN CONCERT AND ORATORTO
nonncing that MADGIE oHRIsTfN% sri V"PS NIHssoN am
VIII, prior to her departure for the West appear in
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
ON Nv WEDNESDAY 3ISI . y (, EVENING Nov. 30 ats,
THURSDAY, Dec. l, at o'clock,
on which occasion MADLLE CHRISTINA NILS
son VIII appear, for the first time in Philadelphia in
Handlers Grand Sacred Oratoro,
-, 49, - THE MESSIAH,
AND IN ONE GRAND NILSSON NJ MATINEE.
ON SATURDAY, Dec 8, at O'Clock.
MADLLE Christina Nilsson will, SiH.A on this
occasion. be assisted by the following unrlyaed
Nine Mn MOZART Soprano, Miss CARY, Contralto,
SIG SIG RRkERSH9RLh h1,fSGs TsPO5 Mr. Tenor
Mr.. H. vIEtxTEMPs the renowned m violinIst. RIas'O'
Arrangements have been made with the
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
Will be under the direction of
co>, MESSRS. ts,S MARETzEk AND ENGELKE.
General Admission sg Reserved Sea Seats sqsqN n BS.
cony. s3; Reserved Seats in Parquet and Parquet
CiIcie g; Family Circle 81 Reserved Seats Family
Circle, $3.50; Proscenium Boxes. s25 and SsO.
To the Matinee, tickets SO; with Reserved seats
f4Iguet ana @ Parquet Circle and Balcony, 80 each.
Seats can now be secured for either Of the per
ioTrmsnces ET n S at the the ACADEM1 and NORTHS MUSIC
SIOhE, NO lO26 Chestnut street: II 90 tt
Steinways Pianos are used at Nilsson Concerts.
NEW AMERICAN MUsEU
MENAGERIE.
Northwest corner cf NINTH and ARCH Streets
Open daily from 8 A. NJ. II 10 7. NJ
THIRTY 9OSVSS SSGfs fesgM9SITIE3; oF iTyIEs; ,vr,
TIE RIH.INNEGERos, I y THE ALLIGATOR,
The FAT Tu WOMAN n AND Sy,D IL LIVING SKELETON
Na,I AdmssSn kn & 2S eents to all the Attractions
! MOONS, at 2 o'clock.
IN the Lecture Room will be presented the elegant
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS,
| And the Musical buresque entitled
ROUGH DIAMOND
characters bv the entire Company. II 26
! X. F. SIMPSON, Business Manager and Treasurer
j. l. CARNORosS, Director of Amusements.
T. I; DAyENPC RTs CHEsNUT STREET
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Alter a. Ter Saturday Night November 26, this Theatre
MONDAY EVENING, December -.
@ when II Nv VIII be re-opened with Dramatic Company
Sole Lessee and Manager,
who, having recovered from his late severe and pro-
trected illness, Will have the honor OF shortly ap-
public '''' mo ''l'''0' "DN '"e r"''"a'iph'a
OF the season will be published hereafter. 1873
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. BEGINS AT7X
w THIS tMonday) EVENING, Nov. 2s,
Last Night but Five Of =, ,nvr
Mr. Clarke VIII perform charanters presenting the
strongest possible contrast this evening.
| in Mortons fine old comedy of
THE SJHOOL OF REFORM,
| and JACK GOSLING,
| in the enormogsly-successful comedy of
FOX AND GOOSE,
| by John ID. Stockton and w. Brough.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
| UN THEATRE Begins a to O'Clock,
TONIGHT Monday, Nov. %,
last time of Loyell's play Of
LOVES SACRIFICE.
| MRS. JOHN DREW AS HERMINIE,
| aided by the full company.
Concluding with the excellent farce
| THE GOOD-FOR-NOTHING
CRAIG AND MAY SAvILLE
TUFSDAY-DEBUT or MISS LIZZIE PIERSON
WEDNESDA1-SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
SEC0ND WEEK OF MRS. C. WARMERS CHAM
~ PlON US.-UNPRECEDENTED rTRAC.
1ION AND WONDERS.
HARRY WELBY COOKE,
CHARLES HENRY COOKE
| EMILE II HENRIETTA
ana full, troupe, lin their wonderful Equestrian
Performance every evening at o'clock, aud at ~
O'Clock on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon.
Prices as heretofore. II 2s Ct
NJ U @ A L U N d II A L L.
w GERMANIA ORCHESTRA,
MATINEES
EVERY SATURDAY AFTER NOON at 81 O'Clock
CARL sEN1Z, Conductor. A. G.. EMERICK