New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
TIE DRAMA.
o'DoyyELI's MISSION AT TIE WINTER aAppgs

o boNNELIs MISSION AT THB WINTER GARDEN.
ODOnnells Mission " is emnently a success, in
art as well DC IN popular favor theater crowded lat
night Notwithstanding the storm and the audience received
MI Broughoms drama with every demonstration applause
We keehed The plot o. the piece yesterday and there is
need agein to traverse that ground embodes most in
teesting story and abounds In the telling situations
Tie first performance lasted till past eleven but the piece vii
be slightly curtaed aud viii doubtless pass of more brsky
hereaier have not time the moment to discuss tho
drama fully to paint all its beauties to enlarge upon the
intellectual lessons which suggests We shall not however
lose sight Of the subject Efforts often made Illus
IN this cesethe character Of the Irish gentleman
and they they destrTc warmer recognition than can
be given in hasty paragraph Mi Stuart has prodneed The
piece with excellent scenery that Of the second Get On which
by the way Mr. Bfousham sings Spanish song being esps
cay beautiful TIE fifth act too Is presented with magnif
cen. scenery Mr. Morris played the Cardinal with great dig
nifty The acting in general good. Mr. Brougilm
called out four times in the Of the Performance which
fact indicates tie enthusiasm with which the drama
ceived. 1t will be played every night
BABSUN's MUSEUM
Two pantomimes of very amusing character were
produced for the time this heater yesterday
considerable audience present despite rain AID
the performance passed of very smooth and agreeable
manner This in justice TO the siege vol
as the players. First representations at rretcntoaa
houses usually nioeabe The DO not work, md
know what 20 DO with himself AT the
scum yesterday there scarcely hitch Ia the scenery
while FOR the part the players manifested that viyaey
and nsver1aggng promptnes without which pantomime is
Glways bore. The Red Guouc' and The Four Lovers
the pieces presented In the frmer-Whch the Rayes
have made familiar to habitua theatergoers-an old
cavalier wishes to wed his dang young and ridiculous
knight the white Warrior But young lady. IS usual
such cases loves another That other. young artist
fortunate enjoy the protection Of fairy who ap
points Red 70 be The guardian OF the JyCTs. The
further Of the piece shows bow tie Gnome pese
cuied the White Warrior ard the old cavalier, al az last.
out with the struggle against fate The latter releI o.
aud bestowed his daughter hand upon her artist lover The
end of course is happiness coorcd Ere with pelur
sQue young ladies in gauzy rament standing oil
around 70 form tableau. MI. G.. L. Fox. OF
the cleyerest paDtOmmic artists have appeared
here enacted tue White Warrior. and by his facial
expression his fine Of humor and bis thorough and win
ming eanestness made the character ressby comic The
Red Gnome peronated with astonishing agility by Master
Timothy. Mr. G. X Fox assumed the heavy father. The
cast OF included Miss Kate Pennoyer. who enacted
the good Fairy aud danced ary through the pantomime
between the White Warrior and the Red Gnome. in
which the former undertakes write and the latter in the
guse Of skeleton. pays oil Of tricks with him
particularly wei acted and cordially appauded The
entire piece warmly welcomed Aicr the Red Gnome"
the less elaborate an shorter bat very rcical pauto
mime Of The Four Lovers in which the praccei
formers the principal paris In all respects the enter
ainment offered by Mr. Fox Is enjoyable Every day and
evening this week these rantommos will be acted; and vc
commend them seekers for real rlh Children especially
must find herein real delight Mr. Barnuus advertising
drop-curtan let Us note has become than usually OBJ
noxious.
OLYMPIC THEArER.
As pleasing prelude to the spectacle of The Ice
Witch" the Olympic the farce OF "a Day Too late Is
row presented every evening The webb Sister eppcer IN II
to eminent advantage.
wALLACK's THEATBR.
There will be a matinee at Wallack's next Saturday.
The performance be given for the benefit Of Mr Louis
Mu.gau professionally known Mr. Roberts Who through
an accident which happened during recent performance Of
Born to Good Luck atth house. deprived o. ono OF
his eyes. Honeymoon" will be acted Mr. Foher play
ing the Duke Aranza III view both Of the entertainment and