New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
THE DRAMA.
NBLO's GARDEN-Two BENEFITS.


| The season is over for the Summer at Nibl0's
Garden-unoss perchance tho tbeater gets occupied by
OF those wandering and daughters Of genius
whom hot weather il apt to bring out from their rural
obscurity. In the meantime attention is invited TO a
couple OF benefit performances, which will take place at
Nblos Wednesday and Friday evenings BY the first
Mr. Zimmerman will profit. To this we lately referred
As treasurer of tho house, Mr. Zimmerman has aDored
faithfully, and has deserved well BY the second per
Torrance, Mr. J. A. Vincent, tho weknown stage-man-
ager will prOt-and if merit in Office hard work long
continued and devotion to the prosperity OF the stage,
have any attractive power the public Nbos Gar
den will be crowded in every part on Friday evening.
The stagemanagr of theaer works unseen, bat with
out his work there would be results worth speaking Of
either I'm respect TO the pleasure OF the public in
speot to art Mr. Vincent is one Of the most devoted in
deatigable laborers in his calling. He takes
beneht now for the first time in eight years, and we
earnestly hope will be good Seyentyhve players
have volunteered and the attractions put forward bid
fair to be of the best order fine bill will be offered
Also for Mr.. zmmermann's benefit tomorrow evening.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
MOtley's your only wear; Menus is certainly
the "properes god for such weather this and the
Olympic reyels OF the jolliest spicy dramatic
cobbler offered TO the patrons Of this theater last
night in the shape Of "Thc Field OF the Cloth Of God
Of those impossible buresques, all briskness life,
and fun, and plotless platter.
Mrs. Oates, whom We may call tho TGrdntuld OF the
drama, in wonderful force. and sang danced, and
diSpOrtcd "warbng her wood notes Wild" and footing
IL feay here and there, only this bright and busy
little creature can. Her dress became her admirably
and she easily bore OFF the honOrs Of the evening The
house wonderful considering the very pronounced
condition of the weather. and the buresque seemed to
give the greatest satisfaction TO all present Mr. Her
nandez is quaint, original and forcibe, Mr.. Fske as
funny ever Mr. Allen displayed his capital voice to
great advantage, and Mr. Reardon douby encored
his very active numbering. While on the classic
ground of Olympus, we may state that Dir. Dan Sy-
mons the popular manager here and certainly the best
actor of French character parts in the country takes his
benefit the 4h Of July playing his fine role of Ache
Dlfdrd I'm the " Dcbutante."
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. George Fawcett Rowe, as Wic0lrber, ap-
pears 20 meet with much favor in English provincial
cities as lately lie met with In London.
Mr. Dominck Murray and Miss Josephine
Fdles (rs. Murray have reached san Francisco, we
understand where they actng in OOnaghs Engage
ment" one of Mr.. FacOner's Irish dramas.
Mark Lemon was the author of about GO
plays. The pest known Of them are The School Tor
TIGERS" The Ladies' Club and Hearts Are Trump5.'
Mark Lemons Harry is also writer for the stage
Mrs. John Wood took her first benefit in
London on the 10th june at the st Jamess Theater
"FrouIrOu," She StOOps to Conquer" and =" La Belle
Savage" occupy That stage Free Labor" new
drama four acts by Mr. Charles Reade has been pro
duccd at the Adelpbi.