The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06

AMUSEMENT ..
A 6omnenone Fhls n M6SbAYf TeS j. is4 G.
GALA SEASON OF
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
FIVE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY.
e,.-.. ,-. ESPECIAL NOTICE.
ONE NIGHT OF THE GRANp GERMAN OPERA
FIRST APPEARANCE OF ALL THE ARTISTS.
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ROSE HERSEE, FANNIE GOODWIN, CAMP
BELL, BRooKHoUsE BOWLER,
SEGU1N, CHATTERSoN, ETC.
GRAND FANFARE AND CONCERT IN THE
MARKET SCENE.
MISS JENNY Won BUSK
in 1.-THE Nightingale, "Alenefi" and Me5eroee1s
MR.. JOSEPH HERRMANS
in Aria-"Don Giovanni" Mozart and "Tle Rover
is Free"
THE CHILD AMERICUS
in Grand Fahlaisie and El1n,Ripplings,
Accompanies by the Grand Orchestra.
THIS Monday NIGHT, Feb. 6.
popular operas in the Repertoire of the English
has always attracted the most immense % s 6ogses
is so full OF melody and beauty that each presen-
taton seems to give fresh zest to the pu0ic desire
.TuEsDAY-Ben of c. W. CAMPBELL md J.
The popular and favorite "MARTHA.n
WEDNESDAY-Beneft Of the Popular Contralto,
Mrs. ZELDA SEGUIN.
M0ZARr'S MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
First Appearance Of Miss 8MMA HoWsoN.
L,
WILLIAM CASTLE.
BEETHOVEN'S FIDELIO,
First time in English in this tv.
SATURDAY, GALA FAREW ELLsMATINEE
sPEetRT APBERe1TRsncs St @i ne ATfs!sf;
SATURDAY NIGHT, ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THE GRAND GERMAN OPERA-Gounod's
FAUsT-IN GERMAN.
Admission, s Secured Seats, ''i SO e cents R Extra:
Family Circle, so cents; Ampitheatre, 25 cents.
=, Secured seats at the Academy and at Norths
Music store. &c
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
IA TWO MORE GRAND CONCERTS
THEoEoRE THOMAS
UNEQUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
WEDNESDAY, EVENING Feb. l6.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb II.
The public is respectfully informed that arrange
meDts have been completed to give two addi.
tional
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, and
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. II,
Mr.. Thomas will be assisted by the celebrated
MISS ANNA MEHLIG,
UNRIvALLED ORCHESTRA,
EMINENT soLOISTs.
The programmes viii be entirely new. On We'd
nesday evening, in compliance with numerous re-
quests, VIII be performed the entire
SYMPHONY No. 6, PASTORALE. ..... Beethoven
Admission Tickets. one Dollar
Reserved Seats Observation-Disclosures Fifty Cents Extra
Gallery Gallery twenty dSe s Cents CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICE. Subscription Tickets for
Two Concerts, including Reserved Seats, Two Dol
lars. Can be obtained on Thursday and FRIDAY,
February and 10, at F. A. North & Co.'s,
Music Store only, No. 1926 Chestnut street.
The regular sale of Reserved Seats and Tickets
will commence on Saturday, the 11th, at II. A. North
Co. g Music Store No. 1926 Chestnut street, and at
the Box Ofllce, Of the Academy.
Full programmes can be obtained at the Ticket
Office and principal Music Stores. 2Gn
II /. DAvENPoRTs OHEsNUT STREET
| lLs THEATRE.
| L. /. DAVENPORT. .......... Lessee and Manager
CARD.-The Manager announces that, after many
| weeks OF PREPARATION will be presented on
THIS (Mondsy) EVENING, Feb. 6,
and until further office, includnga
| MATINEE ON SATURDAY at O'clock
THE MOST GORGEOUS DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
ever produced IN Philapelphia, founded upon hsto-
ROMANTIC EVENTS OF THE CRUsAOES,
written and invented by Joseph G. Foster, Esq, en-
OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN,
WITH
! FIFTEEN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENES.
! EXTENSIVE MACHINERY, ETC.
! MAGNIFICENT AND GORGEOUS PROPERTIES
TROPHIES, ETC.
! Elaborate and Costly Wardrobes, Banners, Ban
neTeJs, etc.
! Wonderful PTismattc Illusions,
Marches Taoleaux, etc.
| the whole involving an
OUTLAY OF OVER $4,000
The characters will he represented by
DAVENFORTS S TAR COMPANY.
Tickets secured in advance Gt Abels Dramatic
| Repository, NJ. 1911 Chestnut street, from until
| O'Clock.
|