The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10
AMU8EMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
"A THE SALBOF RESERVED SEATS FOR
SINGLE NIGHTS COMMENCES THIS MORN
Music Store, No. 1O2G CHESNUT Street for the nrst
week OF the
=, GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMBINATION.
MRS. @. RIoHINGs- BERNARD, @. ID. HESS & Co.,
-, Directress OF the Operas. Managing Directors.
THE ONLY OPERA COMPANY IN TdE FIELD
CoNsoLfDXTIoNy of THs Two SG essPnSy GRHNpy COW.
PANIES OF LAST SEASON.
Inc directors refer with pride to the record OF the
mary successes they have achieved the immense
TRAoRplNARY Artistic and 'SJ NUMERIdAL
them to produce the HEAVIEST OPERAS with un
exceptional completeness has precluded the neces-
sty too common Of changingkthe Opera on account
OF sickness IN a single instance
With q REPERTOIRE which enables them to
give FORTY OPERAS WITHOUT A REPETI-
TIoN, and CHORUS and ORCHESTRA care
fully selected from the great amount of the best
talent left unemployed by the absence Of all other
operate organizations, they confidently promise the
sEAASoN OF UNExAMPLED BR1LLIANoY.
oPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, Nov. Ia.
IL TRoyATORE Messrs. wd. CASTLE,
BOHEMIAN GIRL. Alberto Laurence.
WEDNESDAY, S, C. CANPBETI
uUGUENUTS. HENRI DRAYTO3
THURSDAY, EDWARD SEGUIN
DINORAH. ARTHUR HOWEII
FRIDAY, j. II. CHATrERSON,
MARTHA. Mrs. C. r.. BERNARD,
SATURDAY MATINEE, ROSE HERSELF
sAT24e Era eBa BaAy9L9i 4 Slanr ZELDA zELRA SEGqiN;
oBERON. FANNIE GOO OWN. etc.
aSfHGF ENTIRE CHANGE OF REPERToRE MF e RREEF6ENS F6E
THE SECOND WEEK.
Admission, 81. Reserved Seats, 80. Family
Circle, 90 cents. Gallery, % cents. 1t
Nu THE GREAT TRAGEDIENNE -
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THIS THURSDAY, November TO-
EXTRAOKDINARY REPRESENTATION
schlIers celebrated Tragedy,
LOVE AND INTRIGUE (Kabale und Liebe).
Schillers celebrated poem, "The song of the Bell"
TOMORROW Fridoyl, LAST NIGHT,
Goethe's sublime creation, FAUST.
Seebach in her world renowned role OF Marguerite.
:, Admission, 81; Reserved Seats, so cents extra;
Fas~dy MI Circle 50 s cents; &c Gallery, 2S cents
AT the Matinee, admission to all ports Including
reserved seats, sl. Family Circle, so cents
HEsNUT STREET THEATRE
~ FRANK DREW's LAST NIGHT OUT TWO
THIS Thursday NIGHT Nov. TO-
FRANK DREW IN THREE CHARACrER9.
ND :, LAST R99IA TINE or THE IRISH TUTOR:
fNAN PThT With the song OF pat Maloy Dr. oToole'
LAST TIME OF ACTING MAD.
FRANK Iitn DEW as ,o g. The Merchants Clerk
nn ,>-n LAST TIME OF CAMILLE
FRANK RhbW 2tE GsT;o ana nai,.n Camille Gautier,
FRIDAY-FRANK DREW'S Farewell Benefit
SAIURDAY-FRANK DREW's Family Matinee.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE BEGINS AT7x.
w THIS CThursday} day, EVENING, y Nov. 10. "a
ELESFNH NR; Y9HN II sNb i gLAEKFj IhsF FINE
OF OF a new larcical comedy, in acts, by John D.
Stockton and the F6x SSe NNb %iaR BBsSGgggn entitled
To conclude with NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.
FRIDAINBEHEEIT lIo9G TtT c OF nHT MR. J. & s CLARKE,
SATURDAY-FOURTH Clarke MATINEE,
When will be performed OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
MRS, JOHN BREw,s ARCH STREET
M TMEATRE HE ATT y Begins gH ( to to & O'Clock;
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY evenings,
j. Lester WallacRs great play,
OR, THE RIFLE BALL,
MRS. JOHN DREW AS ROSA LEIGH,
aide aided q by the full company
SATURDAY.GREATT TRIPLE BILL.
MONDAY NEXT-EDWIN DROoD.
r IDD,A!ygEHNP0RTs cHEsNUT STREET
or THEATEERgrn HoMIG 6PER G{ MFs JAMES AM A.
delphia favorites, MONDAY EVENING, Novem-
ber IA II 10 3t
| wi GERDIANIA ORCHESTRA.
MA1INEES
EVERY SATURDAY AFTER SooN at 81 O'Clock.
CARL sENTz, Conductor. A. g. EMERICK,
At the office Of the Germania Orchestra North's
! Music store, No. 1926 Chesnut street, and at the
| door. lis
| CORNER BROAD AND WALLACE STREETS.
" ADAM FOREPAUGh'S
| GREAT MENA GERIE AND CIRCUS.
NEW ATTRACTIONS JUST ADDED.
| A HERD OF DROMEOARIES,
| THE LARG EST EVER IN AMERICA.
| YOUNG DOUBLE-HUMPED BACFRIAN CAMEL.
! First appearance of
| THE WONDERFUL BRAZILIAN FAMILY IN
| PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
Admission so cents; children under ten years Of
age, 25 cents ADAM FOREPAUGH,
| IL 76t Proprietor and Manager.
| EVOYER ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-CARL WOLF
| Il SOHN'S
| FIRST MATINEE
| ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
| November H. at O'Clock.
| MRS. SAUVAN,
| the Celebrated Central r.,
| will make.her first appearance.
For further particulars the programme. IL At
| INOX'S Err CA N TIL EATRE.
| Il NEW ATTRACTIONS.
| Every Evening and Saturday Matinee,
| PkDANTO, THE GREAT GYMNAST.
| THE FOUR BLONDES