New-York tribune., 1868-08-29
THE DRAMA.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS.
On Monday evening next, at No. 585 Broad
w.v the San Francisco Mns:res will smito the banjo
and rattle the bones Of Ethiopian m;nstrey thus begin
ming their new season. Henceforwsrd, every night,
Messrs. Broh, Baokus, Wambold and Bernard will do
what them lies to the yotares Of the burnt cork
Barber Brown or the Pacific soper" their first piece
The title obviously ponts at Barbe Bleue" and at the
land Of gold These performers have long enjoyed Pc
culiar reputation for quality OF their mrth and We
dare BAY they will continue 20 deserve IT,
HERMANN HENDRICKS.
Mr. Hermann Hendricks the distinguished
German actor whose arrival aud intended American debut
We have already recorded will make mis- first appearance
in America Tuesday evening next, Sept lst, at tho
stadt Theater, in the Bowery. lie will play Duke Az
breeht in German historical and scenic tragedy His
second appearance will be made as William Tell. We
have heard very promising reports of the ability and cu
ure OF this actor aud do not doubt that the German
portion Of our population win enjoy peculiar pleasure
In his impersonation.
OLIVE LOGAN.
Miss Olive Logan is to be one of the Bay
State Lecturers this She will speak In Boston
on the evening Of Nov g. Mr. Cough opens the course
and Mr. Beecher follows Miss Logan delivers the third
lecture Of the series Her nav subjects Paris: City Of
Luxury" topic that she Is well qualified TO treat and
that will doubtless be illustrated in piquant and charm
ing manner.
DoDwoRTH'5 HALL.
Mr.. James Taylor, a comic actor from Great
Britain, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Brennan and
Mrs stuttaford commenced . series OF comic perform
ances at Dodworth Hall, Monday evening. Persons
who remember the drolery Of the late Samuel COwel
are likely 70 be reminded thereof by the hum
orous personations OF Mr. Taylor. His telling
manner Of portraying ludcrous character; his
excellent rendering of comic songsi his good bur
lesque acting and his notable skill In facial expression
are merits amply sufficient him public favor
during his soiourn in NewYOrk. MI Tayors entertain
ment Is intended throw his spectators into uncontro
able bursts OF laughter He received with consider
able applause. HIS playing was generally admired, es
peciaiy his representations Of Sarah Walker Tan
trio old woman, the nurse aud Crying child, and the
sch0olmaSter aud his pupil.
BARNUM's LAST CARD.
To THE PUBLIC: l desire to announce to
the people Of the United States who have generously
and for SO many years patronred Museum and Enter
tainments, that have disposed OF the good viii OF
"Barnum's Museum" to Mr.. George Wood most excel.
lent and liberal manager His untirlng energy audacty
expanding money TO the best attractions and
attention 10 business make proud TO recog
nLo him my successorand one VINO certain 70 give
his patrons many times their moneys worth. 80 far
shall ever put forth any enort again 10 curoses
or shall make suggestions In reference thereto, shall
besow all upon woods Museum" heartily ndOrso IL
enterprise blending amusement ana instruction,
aud especially calculated TO Rrauly inc most refined
ant hours IN consulting with Mr.. Wood at the New Mn.
scum which hope To make AN agreeable and frequent
halting place p +. BARSUM, No. t3s Fiftl-avenuo
MATINEEs TO-DAY.
AT the Olympic, "lIumpty Dumpty;' at tho
Now.YOrk TheaIor Foul PlaY.'