New-York tribune., 1871-03-27


NOR which we trust may prove well founded, that on "a
special OCCASION not far distant, Edwin Booth VIII pay
Hamlet, and Marie seebaeh Will play 0pheAa' al 'ho
Academy ol Music.
JANAUsCHEK.
Fanny Janauschek has met with unusuai
popular and critical favor in Cincinnati. sle ao'ou
there, all last week, at Woods Theater,-appcr,"s "'
Mary Stuart, Deborah, Bidnca Lddy Mdeoe"' anu - i'
,aione We observe that Janauschek Is 10 receive Un
the Comp,ieo that managed the St. Louis Peace JuDi
lee-commemorative Of the treaty OF peace pctMoo
France and Germany-a Medal, made OF h'7so''', -,
a. q remembrance OF her participation III ''' =,
Honor could not be paid to who better deserves
whether on the score Of great abinty OF TIC
energetic and nohlyaspirirng use oi IT,
JAMES w. wALLACK.
T. o,rovs oivcs us pleasure TO see admiration
-, o, t,ose yhoby real abiltyand high achieve
,n, 5osarve a. Mr.. lanes W. Waack possesses tuls
t.e IN admiration II any actor ever poSsesSeu " an"
We therefore observe with delight the fecoHhIon "0'
this fact receives from time TO tme IN I'VE bos'on
Lately Mr. walack has heen acting fdgsh' III on,or
r - d to Globe Theater. in that city; ana upon this
ncrsonation The Boston TrGreler comments rs ioo"s
Tho fascination OF the novel becomes intensified when
,c bove Irought before us such realistic repreAsa-
VIZ "a No see il IS TO see one OF tho masterpieces of
drama ic aTtOnc OF those truly great -, %
he T,scGra of Inc Booth and the King Lear OF EiSin
For1st Perhaps We scarcely DO Justice to Mt MalacK
n n is page Iav, It Ia entire chapters from the
book Ii dress In makeup in gesture, IN every glance
9rreet Sd HS eSG anG cSe TeprcsSnon Of mat crafty old
scomdrcl whom the genius OF Charles dickens mas Te
dertd immortal IL theic are any who doubt Alr wal
lacks great abilities as az aetorIahouEh ~ rs a pga Pr
them see HIS Fagia." ~.4rt..
LOCAL qHEATRTcALs IN GENERAL.
"HOrizonn will be acted every night ana on
Wednesday and saturday afternoons ~ me glSmnc
and Mrs William Horace gard continue their gage
mont at Lima Edwins Theater where they VIII appear
every night and at Wednesday and saturday matWees
"Tnc Black Crook" in its last nights at Niblo,s
Garden, offers its Gust mary attractions ana WINS US
saturday.-Mr Lcnts New-Yori Circus seems to have
prodtodly tho accession OF the new coTn mr. % %Jii11
Kent The equestrian exploits OF y0ung George Dolsl
have likewise, attracted much attention. HcdnrsaN
ana saturday afternoon performances VIII taEo aCe -
the Circus a. the custom has been. The t!hocc
vhalus will he exhibited tonight. 'Tis strange peast
lit is shaped, Sir Ike itself and It Is as broad a5 IL ms
bcadt; il s lust as high is. aud moves with It's
own organs; It lives by that which noursheth It; and
the elements once out OF IT, II M i
fore let II have numerous audience tile
Oliver DOud Byron continues TO perform ~ me IhSio
drama OF across the Continent" at Woods Mu-
seun.-fLis week, as the lovers 0I ncgro hlHUeiNF
Should especially observe. viii bring to c'so inc
season Of the san FraHCsco Minstrcls. bright pro-
rr;nmo has been arranged for the farewell nights We
hope the attendance will be steadylaIg Nett aionday
Tho 81 Of AIr the visitor 10 the Slu Francisco II Ha VIII
tie Japanese Troupe OF Aoropats ana Jneelrs, ~
which We lately alCdod II is called sa;sunas t"y"l
twenty performers male and female The manager is
Mr. II. Schuhman. The performances viii lncist esSr-
ming. dancing, singing and motley in general MI
Waiaci has in rehearsal "Thc ECryous Man" and " me
tue juvenile phenOncnon is 10 give another recitation
from sbaEesptarc, oE Tuesday evonin' a. CAlcEelhs
with which Richard NJ" wnl be gwen at Nihos Car
den Oh the 10th OF APRIL two weeks hence; ran ~
given Of "Od Ludgtte With distant Prospect oi & oa
ninster Ter "The Comncii ChanGer in the White Towe."
"Ile COisterS al MestinlnsieT Ihc Ncrchints HOu-s
in old Chcpe;" "The queens Chamber and Oratory"
q
from the west" "The Palace Halt" "Old London near
Tower" "BoswoTth Field "interior of ReharF'
/ Tent" and THE Field Of Battle" shase'peues own
most part 81 general that the fancy scenepainer
and manager can riot in considerable freedom In
wANDERISG STARS.
Mrs. Lander acted In Lawrence, Mass, on
more TWO weeks bcnce..Nr stuart Rob.on plays at
Woods Teater Cincinnati TINS eye1ing L9t.a % aeteo
in Philadelphia sst week Il Chares ha'eWs Is sctn y w
at the California Iheater, san Frsncise Mr. and n
D. Bandaan viii shorty cc at il ptIgrng II
Western New-Yoik. Tns lady, We underotand sIot .,
the Holland Testimonial Fund. Mr. John i
owens is in Washington A.. Mr. Feehter plal
Theater, in BostSa Inc Museum viii Offer d" Birth.
Irma is in Paris. The report Of her deat proves untrue
MISCELLANEOUS.
The affairs OF the Holland Testimonial arc
substantially settled The report Of the Treasurer OF the
Committee having charge of the Fund, viii, We under
stand, be published III few day ana VIII SIOru an
ample and minute statement OF tie receipts and e1pen
dtlres together with ul particulars ms 10 the osos
ton made OF the Fund. IN tie meantime &c may state
that Tho expenses amounted less tnan 81 90 hGf the
sum of $500 has been paid over 10 the widow Of MI Ho
land for immediate use; and that Fund OF se0D
in gold, ss been invested IN United states seciuities-
now in custody Of McSsrs. Fisk Hatch, the weknown
bsnscsS-fJr her benefit and tbat or h5r cmldIen.-A
card OF thanks, signed by To working members Of the
| Holland Testimonial Committee, together with q lew
1r"Iscut actors viii shortly be transmitted 60 tue
f al hc theatcIs in which performances were
| Given, IN all Of the Holland Testimonial.
London magistrate OF the name OF Flowers siitine
in udznient the case Of gentleman who had beer
tbrns OF thcatcr for kissing at part OF the per
fOIMacc that he did not NhC,E4Nc utcrGhce 10 tAe Ie
marx OIL lion that il cannot be expected at thea
tsrs that applause must always be CyCn' We should
he glad the Of the particular tleater upon
observation of which r Flowers las based his startling
statement London must bc happy IN the possession Oi
some dramatic UaragOns of modest desire, the Light OF
| Whose example might vel be shed abroad Ii hr.
Flowers lived in our ciInme, or tdted the dramatic
| column Of a newspaper, fancy he would very eOOn
hud ont, not only that II can be expected at theaters
that applause must always be given" but that The
average pee atiOu anticipates it viii be Laid om win Ia
/ frtks.