 Vezin followed up with other successful showings, such as "The Turn of the Tide" by F. C. Burnand (1869), "Son of the Soil" (1872); "As You Like It" (1875); and W. S. Gilbert's "Dan'l Druce, Blacksmith", which ran for one hundred and nineteen performances at the Haymarket Theatre (1876, also a revival in 1884); He acted with Charles Fechter, Samuel Phelps, Henry Irving, and in 1878 played Dr. Primrose alongside actress Ellen Terry in Wills' "Olivia, Vicar of Wakefield" (1878), a highly successful adaptation of Oliver Goldsmith's novel, "The Vicar of Wakefield" (1766).Sir J. Forbes-Robertson described Vezin in the "London Post" as a "bright and dapper little man, who was both "learned and dictatorial on the art of acting.