The New York herald., 1871-03-14
MU S E M z is.

STADT-GRAND PEACE JUBILEE.-Seebach's fare
well appearance at the german Theatre last night
was genuine ovation With the sparkling comedy
OF 'Anne Elise,n there vas a musical vocal ana
instrumental) programme, an extra illumination
outside a frame for the llkenesses OF Kaiser Will
helm Bismarck and Moltke, who looked benignly
down on the dense crowd that surged through the
narrow entrance. The Stadt theatre seldom, If
ever, contained so many people. II was jam from
the parquet to the NTH tier. Beyond that
our iorgnette could not penetrate. We deserted
q dim VISTA or heads IN the heights above,
but how Trey came there or how they ever got out
IL mystery. The applause was cont nuous and
apparently inexhauslibe. and Seebach, veneta and
DOmorowsKl were Kept bowing Acknowledgements
dd uUIntttn 1t was glorious finish to one OF the
most successful and sKilfully manage engagements
ever undertaken by the inde.atigabe Grau. Seebach
In the prologue as Germania reused the Teut0nic
enthusiasm TO the highest pitch. She will play
aa,,.s,,, lame Elise TINS afternoon at waacka II is
pany. Tonight at the Stadt theatre, the celebrated
German Opera Company, the particular star Of which
IL Nine. Louise I4ichtmay, Will appear for the first
time since their Western tour IN ia Juive."
BowERY THEATRE.-There was an overnowing
house at this popular theatre last evening, even
standing room accommodation being exhausted.
light farce, "A Day Well Spent" was the first
piece on the bill. 1t Is full OF the proadest of fun
and was greeted with very hearty applause. 1t was
succeeded by grand sensational ana spectacular
uraWas 'Un HAND, or True 10 the LaSt,' In
which Mr.. Johnny Thompson sustained no
less than nine different characters, Involving
solos on forty separate musical Instruments
Several very striking scenic enects were introduced
including the attempted destruction OF q lightning
express train. and real and very moist shower OF
rain. The piece was constantly hailed win ap-
plause, ana will, no doubt have very successful
run. The dialogue is well written, ana several Of
the situations display genuine dramatic TALENT The
cast Is very good, and the scenery, most Of which
has been specially painted for the piece as well as
the other appointments. Is unusually good.
WOODS MUsEUM.-Mr. Oliver Doud Byron made
his FIRST appearance last evening in the highly
sational play entitled across the Continentn Mr.
Byron is a talented young actor His pc formance
OF the leading part was marked by careful study
and delighted the audience who deservedly ap-
plauded his efforts The play is 1u OF strong situa-
tons, ana has IN it the elements Of popularity; but
some Of the characters are very much overdrawn,
bordering on the realm OF burlesque. Miss Annie
Flrmin young and lady-like actress gave a very
good rendering OF the heroine. Mr. ]. NJ. Ward was
exceedingly drOll as "C2sar Vugustus, q Shaks-
pearian cullcd gent. He gave limitations Of Forrest
and Eddie, which provoked roars OF laughter. Mr..
W. b. Cahill was equally funny, but overdid his
part. The piece is well put upon the stage, and, as
things go, merits q protracted run. The theatre
was crowded In all its parts