New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
Theaters. etc.

The wise Scriptural declaration-that the
thing that hath been Is the thing that shall besppies
for the most part the loca hesters The programme
for the week may therefore be set forth 10 few words
It presents but one feature of especial novelty and that
isa change Of bill at the Broadway Theater. Miss
Kate Reynolds concluded moderately successful en-
gasement at this house. on Saturday evenings and TO-
night Is advertised the last OF the Summer season..
The same delightful uncertainty which prevails In refer
ence to the Of that sutry period would
also seem 10 hover about its close The moaning winds
OF Autumn which are distinctly heard. on this four
teeuth day OF August at the Of Broomest and
Broadway, become bamy gales at Prnce-st.. and blow
thence in gentle zephyrs all the way up 10 Union
Square In other words while tho Summer season
closes at the Broadway. 1t continues In unabated
warmth at all the other theaters Its close at the for
mer exceptional establishment is this evening TO be
sigralized by grand. complimentary benefit per.
formance for the good OF Mr.. Samuel Coville the
manager Mr.. Frank Drew will appear on
this occasion. Ho viii play Tim OBrien
In "The Irish Enigrant" and Tactic In
Acting Mad" Thus the Irish drama will occupy the
stages at three OF the principal theaers Of the city
"Arrah ma Pogue which has been played upward Of
100 times In London will be performed tonight for
the thirtic,h time at Niblos The drama appears TO
grow In public favor while many features OF the acting
in Il merit and attract the cordial critical nppro.
baon. Nor 4, there any lack OF popular enthusiasm
for The Colleen Bawn and the careful aud ambitious
performances Of Mr. Dan Bryant at wsllacks. This
actor will continue to play Myles.na-Coppaioen until
| further notice Those persons. meanwhile, who are
curious In the matter Of comparisons may pleasantly
enough employ their critical faculties in comparing the
respective STYLES Of Mr.. Genny. Mr.. BRYANT and Mr.
Drew In the delneation OF Irish character Upon this
subject we may have something 70 say at another time
Tie present Is but cursory glance over field that We
must CLEAN thoroughly as the days go by That glance
would be dul however. which should overlook the 1T
orally gigantic attractions Of Barnums Museum st tho
Winter GARDEN. whereto the gan,ess, from Nova
Scotia and the on.hearted Talleen brothers" and
the hcrcuean young Nicoc are set In array. strongly
TO draw and greatly TO agtonish wonderloving pub
lie Magic yies with strength at this house. and just
nov takes an auriferous medicinal form-the witch
Of tho Black Cavern or Tho Golden Pills Of Magic,
beIng the paptomlms announced for tonight.-In the
Orient has arisen tho star OF the legitimate DRAMA but
IL wrinkles fuly In those troubled SKIES aud may go
ont suddenly at any moment Schller's ROBBERS
will bs done tonight at the Old Bowery.' with Mr..
w II Whaley In the leading part. AT the New
Bowery "The Dream OF Destiny" will continue to be
presented. The Might mare OF Destiny would DO a
moro appropriate name for tiff we may draw an IN
ference as to its character from those tremendous pic
tures-bendlng the romantic the supernatural ana 'ne
mt,rywhloh Illustrate H. upon the various fences OF
the city most affected by the sprghtly bllstcker-We
have only to add that the Ministries al tner 'arou.
halls Of melody continue. as heretofore 70 dance ana
In ,ine The prevalent spirit of harity will be inten'
slled toward the end Of this month by ATisnH' "o'
VINO viii then speak piece" At Irving Hall