New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

Marie Seebach has acted in Washington
az Jane Eyre and Adrienne, and to-day she will
appear as Gretchen. Next week, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, Madam seebach will act at the
Fourteenth street Tbeater FdncOH and as DeSdemond
Mr. Henry wolfsohn is to make his debut on the Ast
inst, as OHelIo. Mile Vencta will also appear.
THE CIRCUS.
Mr. Lent's Circus season III town is approach
ing its termination AS as the fine weather has
fairly set in he will drive his teams aheld and leave us
till the late Autumn. In the interim though, he offers
strong attractions, in abundance and variety. Nile.
Caroline ROLAND has reappeared in the rings Mr. George
Donald continues to ride; the whole OF the large troupe
performs in battoute leaps; and handsome stud OF
horses and ponies is steadily on exhibition
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. Lingard, at Lima Edwin's Theater, varies
f MS tbeater Tonight will see an entirely new set Of
representative emDOdlments
Next week bids fair to be unusually lively.
Wa Yi STE TheatcF "Otbco," at BOOTHS Theater
HORIZON" at the olympic Theateri aud Marie seebach
at the FOurteenth-st. Iheater
Mr.. ]. X. Emmett has recently been acting
Frii- at the St. Charles Theater, IN NewOrleans. dr
Emmett las acted this part over 600 tines ana Is saq 20
have earned moderate fortune Tor himself, as wen rs
the author Of the piece in which he pays-r ChaIleS
GayeH
The Olympic Theater will be closed on Mon
pSyo" Horizon which il to be acted on Tuesday. 1t
will be observed that only few opportunities now re-
Let them be improved.
Mr. Fechter and Miss Leclercq will COM
mence engagement at the Boston Incdter next Mol-
day, in The Lady Of Lyons Mr. Roberson's comedy
of Birth" is in rehearsal at the Boston useun-iIe
spectacle of "The Twelve Temptations when with,
drawn, Saturday, from The stage 81 the Boston
Theator, viii have had a of only four weeks.
Mr.. james Lewis will have Benefit, ct the
persopate BOB SGctett, in "saratOga" Mr. Lewis has
won the admiration Of many paygoers 10y reason OF
his dry hnOr and quaintness or lninu ana tehpold-
mem; and we dare say the house will be crowded, on
Monday by friends who desire toreward aiaVote actor
Miss Isabella Glyn will read Romeo and
@ inst on sb So VII repeat her reading Of 1.-THE Merchant
of Venice" Several hundred persons were present at
Association Hall, Tuesday last, when Miss Glyn reai
the entertainment with quiet satisfaction MI Vanden-
lOff will read there Oh the 2lst INST
THE LONDON STAGE.
"Amy Robsart" is the Established attraction
at Druly Lane.
Mr.. HalHdays "Noll" is offered every night
at the Olympic.
"The King of Scots" keeps the stage of the
"Oursn has enjoyed o prOtracted run at the
Prince of Waless Tncatcr.
"The Palace of Truth" has been acted 800
times at the London HaymarSet.
"JOan of Are" was announced for produc-
ton at the Queens Thcater, OIL the Ilth INST
Mr.. Arthur Sketchley's new comedy of "Up
In the World" has proved successful nj the Strand
"Tbe Streets of London n-BOucicaul's we'll
known play-was at the HolbOrn Theiter, the
9Th Of March
Mr.U J.. Byron's new drama of "Wait and
Hope was announced for production, at the Gaiety on
the Ith of March.
"Ruth, or A Poor Girls Life in London" is
the title Of melOdrama, brought out recently at
tho Surrey Theater.
"The Deadman's Point; or, The Lighthouse
on the earn Ruth" continues to please the admirers OF
melodrama, at the Adeiphi.
"The Two Roses" Mr.. Alberry's best play,
and he bures0ue OF Elizabeth" made up the most re-
cent programme, at the Vaudeville Theater'
Mrs. John Wood produced Mr.. Albery's new
comedy of The Two T6orns" at the st. James, Thea
Ter on the 4th lust revival of Paul Pry" has been
made there.
Little Em1ys Trials" is the title of yet
another drama based David COpperleld" inns
niece the work OF Mr. T. ii. Brooke was announced fOi
March 4 al Sader's Wells. Miss Marriott announced
To- appclr on the same date aurora, in 1.-THE Gypsy
Girl OF Granada"