The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-25
A Ii US X M e N rs.

srADr TnEArER-"MARrE. A. NSE.n-in spite OF thu
still bitter cold weather the ca, Enlistment now re-.
cognized as the great German thea re OF this
try and In that respect attaining even European
celebrity, was handsomely filled last evening at thu
performance OF Joseph MendeIssohn striking
drama OF marie Anne; or, Woman or the PEOPLE,"
Me Veneta, In the role OF Marianne, won = cal trt
uumph, which was shared In no small degs. bI
MISS Bssinger az the Countess OF Buss,eres ana tho
beautiful Miss Bardenheuer as Malgaresha. Maoa. na
Sch0lz as Ursula was also very good Miss Schmh 4
a. Charlotte looked and acted very charmlngS
Messrs. Dombrowski, Muller, Kraus, Hoppe LafgA
una Brnkmann also gave genial and hearty satis.
smooth and impressive, ana IN all but the presenCg
OF Madame Seebach, the ''oG nghts,r socaledr
the leaping um nary makes so trarlscendantly bril-
,iant. THIS evening Madame Seebach viii appear In
drama Of ,ha n na en hy Re roe OF Mathae IN na
sui.Y u anorled by any piece IN her immense re.
most palmetto and touching transitions
BowERY THEArIE-THE NEW PANToMIME ''5EH.
oAw"-Tnough the storm ragged with ptiless force
MONDAY hlght, ana snow and binding winds swept
through the streets and compelled people to seek the
shelter OF their homes rather brave the tempest
outside, there was a good house at the Bowery
theatre TO witness the new pantomlme Of
'See Saw" For weeks past great preparations
have been made to present the piece in proper
STYLE In a manner worthy OF the reputation OF tho
house, and with such effects as would satisfy the
numerous n,a patrons Of ihe establishment stage
o hag y" ulnrk tn was az ms WITS ena for week
the piece success. Treasurer Jones believed
mat the Immense outlay would be profitable bus
stepped In and attempted to throw q damper over
s sao whole ay oG know how syourse
though storm may rage" Had It been maine ne night light
mcndous house. Notwithstanding the Storm now.
ever, there was good one. "see Saw deserves to
Tricks situations changes music, scenery and
transformations all good. Mr.. Dean mas fairly
airs. Hernandez Foster was the clown, and he left
ih eonns 10 desire It Frank Foster as har.
blhe was as Jug graceful as a''1 coln1binc
ought to be- and found good representative in The
and painted expressly for the OCCASION ana many Of
them were really fine in their way. Those acquainted
Win the capacities q the stage OF the Bowery thea
can be made when all the aduncts which it possesses
ale brought into requlsltion to insure It's success.
Monday night all me resources OF the stage wero
See saw, Margcry Daw
Sold her bed and laid straw
passed or successfully, pleased the audience and 10
now fairly launched upon what VIII evidently prove
a good run.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Barney Williams play this evening az
the Brooklyn Academy for the benefit Of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum OF that city. This Is the
eighth annual benefit they have given for the sama
laudable purpose.
performance or "The Lady of Lyons' Will Ne
given at the Theatre Francais this evening for the
benefit OF the Holland family. Mr.. Fechtcr, Miss
Leclerq ana Mark Smith VIII appear.
Mrs. Macfeady gave dramatic recital at Lyric
Hall on Monday night the first Of series Her
success was OF the most emphatic kind,
Thoroughly en- rapport with the spirit OF
the character she assumes, she causes one to for
get the bleak surroundings the lecture room and
to breathe the atmosphere OF the theatre. selec-
tions from "Macbetho she gave evidence Of dramatic
talent OF the highest order.
The grand complimentary benefit to Professor Ris.
ley at the academy next Saturday premises to 10
colossal affalr In the way OF attractions.
Mexican Buchanan has had a stroke OF paralysis
at Norfolk.
"Jezebel" and 'sThe Mystery OF Edwin Droodn VIII
be the next great features at the Filth Avenue
theatre.