The New York herald., 1871-02-12

Mr.. HOSmer Is the handS0mest Sir HarcOurt that We
have some time, and he does the part too,
with proper emphasis and discretion" Mr.. Oakley
was done up, perhaps too elaborately for an Eng.
one. Mr.. Post, as Charles Courty, Is promising
amateur, and MT. Such as Dazzle was not too
OF Pope was as the ladies defined it, perfectly
splendd,'' and Mr. Scrymser as Cool was as cool as
judge; Dolly sPanSer was strongly inclined ned
woman's rights IN this case and the Lady Gay Of
the evening carried or the gold medal She played
1t with viii, and her voice reminded us OF that OF
Charlotte Cushman "a long time ago." The fair
unknown who took the part Of Grace Harkaway was
ingly The whole performance was quite success
and the Oldest pater natltaS present seemed 10 en-
Joy the fun as much as the youngsters around him.
Best Of all, the Dramatic Fund will get handsome
fund from this pleasant amateur entertainment.
SrEINwAY HALL-MARIE KREBs' PIANO RE-
cITAL.-Thls eminent artist commenced yesterday
another series of those classical musical matine es
winch have excited such interest in the metropolis.
The programme as follows:-
Variations Major piano and yiolonceo) .Mendessohn
MISS Marie krebs and Mr.. Carr bergner.
sefensae''' '..'''Ml Mile 'Haner 'o0uhoo
Miss Marie Krebs
A.Ss'0'' Mr.. Carl l. Bersner. s:''''''''af''n'
Case MINOR
Gonsoaton .szt
- ap'''e Miss Marie Kress. A''Aee
Brnds-"Lucrezia Borsa" .....Donizetti
Fan,asie-"Rigo,etto" ......' - Lszt
Miss Marie Krebs
Passing over Mendelssohn and Beethoven on both
OF whom in connection with Miss Krebs we have
spoken before at length, come TO the three little
ntorceduI or Chopin, Liszt and Wallace. The first
was played. simple IL Is, much better than ever
we thought the pianist was capable 81
beautiful melody Is manifestly plagarzed from the
second movement of the celebrated Hensel con-
certs, which PattlsOn has introduced into this coun-
try. The Wallace impromptu is too well known to
need special comment. Suffice 1t to say that MISS
Krebs played all three perfectly. We have heard
the "Rlgoletto" fantasie played over one hundred
times and 1t is one OF our own favorite studies.
before Regarding her assistants we must say that
Mr.. Bergner's vol0ncello playing Is ''inked sweet
ness long drawn art,' without bit Of power or
vigor, and Mlle Hallier is very good drste as far
can Judge from two ballads like those on the
programme The lady vocalist Is very estimabe
lady, and, Judging from the splendid style in which
she rendered her selections yesterday, she must
make decided hit in more ambitious sphere.
Miss Krebs gives another recital on Saturday night.
STADT THEATER--MARIE SEEBACH.-This distln-
guished actress appeared last night as .'Katchen
Won Heilbronn' in the melodrana OF the same name.
1t presents her in an entirely new light and serves
to show how immense and varied her talents are.
We doubt II during her long and successful engage
ment at this theatre she has made more thorough
success than in this German melodrama. Mr.. DOro-
br0wsk, Mile. Veneta, Mr.. Hany and Mr. Brink man
Nine. Seepach's repertoire for this week, SO far as
has been arranged is as toows-Monday,
.Adrenne LecOuvreur;' Tuesday, ''UrIel Acosta;'
Wednesday. Seebach as Ophclia Very likely the
part of .'Fanchon' on Friday. The report that Herr
Niemann, Nine. Seebach's husband, has married the
fascinating comedienne Hedlng Raabe has turned
out to be Incorrect