New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
THE DRAMA
TREASURE Tnoyr At THE oLl1rrlc THE,rrR.

TACTFTE IEDNE At TIE tl1MIIC llttAlIits
After long period of preparation, Treasure
Tove was presented % Che New YO, public last even
3rr The house was crowded IN every part. Beauty.
tirr and the gods were duly represented Tho noble
a rv ui critics gathered IU force, ioWIfdy pcrtuIbai.
,lls. in abUudaaco reared their stately rcads arid
"a been promised 10 draw together tAis yarod
as,nbnge, ana we are free o. cay uat
r.Ich vl, perform d. Treasure Irovc ' j, r.
N.ry remarkable work. me1draua, comprised ln
f1s l i.d written prose- 30 intro lJCes almost every
stage eject that is known TO The modern drama an
makes aiuou 90 almost every lict OF local P1pHc w
tIet. TIC author-WHosc name is not almounceo@-l. LIS
made uO rTetenSc Of stalking ms chances o success %
snc In WlI,is OF "a ~ ~ i. 3Ioene
taLaDy theatrical Moreover most OF ms t a. az
m. but sketches. Not single positive ehtct Ih vac
fititure OF emotion aroused and directed by the
force Of external circumstances II was peuCt'H tnH'
toward abstract cXCccucc m dramatic ar was ht 10 ne
made II was equally cl.1r tlat "Ire!,I' iioNt W2u9 W2u9
if Iun, on Tor many weeks 40 the olympic Theatci II
,,t;t,,i ~ t1,,t.-. - little off everything aud
tna banquet Is exceedingly well served. When one walk,
alone 5long a pleasant country road. under
in view, and no desire to bc anywhere save where
n. H. il i, natural that ne should pause from time TO
time now listen To the purl OF neighbong brook
now 90 catch the waited scent OF wild hOWelN III
meadow TO watch thicylng crow lowering ON {h9
SKIRT Of the wood mark flock of sheep startled
by bs presence and standing AZ -'zc, ana now, pI-
cutc, to chat with some farmers rosy daushlei ut4er
tine wciswccp IN much the same way Goes the auth1i
Treasure IrOvc progress along UicdllCdl ittO
II he has any particular to an NleW ' t's r o ~ V
wait. aud while il waits Inc marks all sorts Oh mcuentS
some OF them 1t mus e "3i.,U oI, W & nd
dead body for instance introduced at c Outset ana
j. about 10 be disseCjCd WEcu 10 comes 20 ir anu e
cagcs In personal combat with the Doctor, whreupOn lis
ultimately shot by ana 10y We are al o"aloit mt..ii9 mt.i9
IN. band af that famous Waorr lace, ana the tatlc or
CIV CIV III, F " ~ 'isl-v coc,t,ii' and otLrr bever-
ages native and to the manner born Presently We VIII
the terrible peri! of a Young woman VINO is SWrp
toward tlc edge Of waterfall ana oiIotnt{ ne Ic2Zyo No
from death by her gallant lover Now we are l i h
bears Finally get TO Grace Church ana see he nero nero
aud heroine married, ana we 20 aWy Nith lhc ueic'or
music of McudclssChu's Wedding March ringing III our
ears: and the chances are that Ike tdsSlo on q
certain unhappy night, remember mass of
hngs but nothing clearly There need. at this late
hour 70 undertake an analysis Ol The lot o tHS
dinnry piece. The main thread is the discovery Of some
buried money and the Subsequent adventures ana eN-
pcrenccs of the finder Evcryh hing has been wen mus,
trled The cataract scene did not WorH lefITyuEs Es wC
Exchange reproduced To the very iie; me Hli
realistic effects OF the cI;.g drama We're cActley pro
duccd OF the acting ant oi som, otltI i i't 'eIn ,i
eested by the performance We must speak al "ho'"'i
TINE
DRAMATIC NOTES.
MI Daniel +. Banlmaun is about 70 visit England.
lie has attained honorable fame on both the American
and the German stage and should he act in London there
j. no doubt of his success His ShHIDch alone viii bc
surprise and delight to tine critical lovers Of acting
Sclwyns now theatcr, to be opened III Boston next
September will, according present appearance have
specially good company. Nj. Frederic Robinson Is as
we have previously noted. 70 be leading man. and to
assist MI SewyH in the stdgc-managcnirht MIS- tlah-
frau. formerly O the Winter Garden. and Lately OF New
Orleans is to be- leading Lady. " \ most slgicous
choice 80 The company viii further include stuart Rob
SON. Mrs. wilkins, Nj G.. T. hctchum MI Grihiths, ANA
Miss Mary Cary.
Mrs Jean Davenport Lander will, this week, give
several representations of QVc-a E-0Jch. in Phadcl
pha in compliance with the invitation Of Gen Meade
Mayor McAIchael and other citizens OF that place Mrs
Lander appears 70 have made q vivid impression in this
character wherein Of course She darrs comparison Wth
Risorl The Phitdclbiu Press 10y the way, prints an
article euOgistic OF Mrs LandeIs acting from the pen
Miss Anna T. Dickinson l. contains more words IMAM
thoughts, but II eViuCcs sympathy WIN Inc drama ana
the profession OF the that could scarcely have been
expected from the young lady. Who MOI quite Nv" years
ago publicly dispaIaged the pursuit OF the drama de
scribing IL as useless play
Observing the tendency of the modern drama to-
ward realistic stage effects and the illustration OF everyday
affairs and material catastrOphes, critic remarks that
pre might almost infer from tins that number Of our
dramatsts remain i'm constant prcp1lailon Tor the oc
curreuCc of disaster that may afford httlhs olD
for sensation and that such tlHcs as ho
situation. character, &c crop almost Spontaneously
the leading picture Is mentally ,ketched.
The japanese AcrObats and Jugglcrs viii give /
Matinee to-day at the Academy OF Music, which should
De largely attended by ladies and children for whose
press accommodation the dty performances are given
II is stipulated in the contract signed 10y Ristor
lust before her departure that the drama OF Marie
Autonette in which viii rcappcar IN this city next
September will first the lO0glts on that occasion
Thus the end Europe will receive European hoNcIlE
by way OF America.