New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
The DRAMA.
HERMANN.

OF all the magicians who have visited this
city Hermann has the greatest reputation. His art, az
we remember have seen 1t displayed, Is without .
flaw His feats accomplished without mechanical or
other apparatus manner skifu andlgraceful that
t at once bewiders and delights These eats very
difficult too and very pretty in their finish and effect
Hermann will his first appearance .tonght at the
Academy OF Music and observe that his opening per
Torrance be given for the benefit OF the sufferers by
the Avondale disaster This is liberaty which ought
TO make the magcans undertakings doubly prosperous
Five years have passed since Hermann performed hers
before lie promises new exploits. and we doubt
not the word OF promise will be amply kept He very
able aud interesting performer in the realm OF magic
BENEFIT FOR THE AyoNDALE SUFFERERS.
The heart of the country has been deeply
touched by story OF the great disaster which recently
befell the miners Wyoming Valley. Many family
already burdened by poverty, Is now burdened by q
weight OF sore affection The blow sudden and ter
rible The grief is sharp, and hard to bear Heaven
alone can relieve this misery Time softens all SORROWS
But tho want, meantime can be dspeed by active be-
neyoence Movements. looking TO this result, are, We
are glad say rife all over the country The theatrical
world is notIbackwsrd In this good work Several bene
t projects been organized in aid Of these Ayondae
sufferers We again direct attention to the fact that
East Lynne will be performed this afternoon at the
Grand Opera House by Miss Lucille Western and her
theatrical company and the money gained will be given
to the widows and orphans OF Avondale Every person
with the heaer hasv Ountecred for this
casion We trust the house may be crowded, and the
fund prove a liberal blessing. Every person who can
give, be it ever so little should give now.
wALLACK's TONIGHT.
The assemblage at Wallacks Theater to.
night will doubtless DO largo aud brilliant The opening
night OF the season. this house. always an important
event In the cast with which The School for Scandal
ia 10 be acted features. Mr.. O.
wyndham new actor here will play Charles Surface
Mr. Fisher is to enact Sir Oliver. Miss Madeline Hen
rques returning stage, after absence OF two
years will personao Lady TeasIe Mrs. Laura lie Clair
Phillips will appear Maria. Another new name hero
is that OF Mr. HELD Ro,cley In other respects the
cast Ia substantially old and familiar. How good 1t Is
will be apparent at glance Sir Peter TeaEle. Mr. John
Gilber Sir oliver Surface, Mr. Charles Fisher Joseph
Surface, Mr. j. W. Wallack; Charles Surface. Mr.. q.
Wyndham; Crabtree. Mr. J. H. stoddart; Sir Benjamin
Backbte Mr. owen Marlowe; Careless, Mr. @. ii. Rock
we'll; Rowley, Mr.. Held Moses, Mr.. ]. c. williamson;
Trip, Mr.. NJ Holland; Snake Mr.. j. W. Leonard; Sir
Harry Bumper Mr. A. Matthison; Josephs Servant, Mr.
j. Peck; Lady sneerwells Servant. Mr.. Curran; Lady
Teaze Miss Madeline Henriques; Mrs Candour Miss K
Mestayer; Lady sneerwen, Mrs. j. Seton; Maria. Miss
Laura Phillips.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
At Booths Theater the cookbook is now
for the sale OF seats for the rst week OF Miss BATE
mans engagement.
The exhibition of the American Institute is
open every day from o'clock In the morning TILL ~
o'clock in the evening
The Rizarelli Brothers have reappeared at
the Tammany Theater. The burlesque OF "The queen
OF Hearts has been reconstructed
Miss Westerns engagement at the Grand
opera House win extend the ist OF November, AZ
which tine. we understand tho Rohings opera ItouVo
WAL a9Poag.