New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

Master Vermont ................--M Mr.. 4. " Fenno
Master Wilderpate- Mr.. X Pateman
Gamweli..................... Mr.. " Decker
Iali"t Miss Theresa selden
Margaret. .. MISS FateiDsh
sEEBACH.
Marie Seebach's return 10 the New-YOrk stage
Ia. been greeted with great enthusiasm by he German
public Her first appearance 1t tie stadi IAeater was
witnessed by great multitude Of per This was On
Monday night, when she acted Mary Stuart On Tues
day She played Jane Eyre. Wednesday, at the stadt,
was devoted TO NaIcissc," In which Mr.. Harry plays
the chief part very powerful and finished manner
On Thursday she acted Louisa Aher. IN Love and
Intrigue" Last night she played GrefcheH, in Faust
Her persouation Of this character is beautiful and
peerless "a marvel Of womanly lovellness, and
of that nefable pathOs which marks the anguish of
a spiritual nature fallen i4to sin. Bayard Iayiors
noble translation OF Goethe's Faust" happens, jus,
now 20 be in many hands. The student ot tins wonder
fu work -nd equal benefit and pleasure in seeing ID
heroue's nature and experience as unvaled in Marie
seebach's lovely and thrilling embodiment. II Will
De- observed that Madam seebach has, thus far dur
ing her present en- cement, appeared IN no new
character Zach OF the personaflons TO when anu
sion has been made carefully reviewed by
u.s. when originally offered here, at the frencA
Theater There need Of lo!teratng familiar de'crp-
tons. We repeat th-, h0wever-that We regard Name
~ce.ach the delicate artist mat has come 70 us
from Europe since Rachel. She has proved herself equal
70 the most exactng onsin tie drama and al iat
she does is done with much grace and ease with such
uuC0nscOusness Of power and such involuntary SMOOTH
ness that the zeal greatness Of the art Is key ~ De
overlooked or account Oi Irs perfect simplicity aAd ire
dom from ostcntatlon \ blazing and roaring bonfire
often attracts attention; bat thinks OF betowng
particular regard upon the silent continuous, ana all
embracing sunshine Tonight Madam See1aeh VIII play
DEBORAH. On Monday she VIII appear As IH''ei' next
SATURDAY, VII take q Benefit.
LIMA EDwIN's BENEFIT.
To-nig,.'- performance ut Lima Edwln's
Tbe,tor vi, -ycn with the special design OF a com
pImrnfarv b.raGtto the lady herself strong features
af crtar,ainrlent will We offered. Among other things
the bin includes the animated and busnE ouresque OF
Little jack sheppard" IN which Miss Edwin IL the
embodiment Of ripe aud t.ntaliznr beauty. We
trust the occasion OF this ladvs henel may he widely
and practically improved by those who appreciate m
domitibe and yivacious energy. Is great merit anu
Miss Edwin has manifested 10 from be outset III sH'n
Wv as to inspire interest, aud TO arouse hearty P"'
wish for her success in ,ac ariEous enterplze uiOu
7-.,, She {. embarked AZ her professions $3.50 .es
viii tc-1ight exert rucr i@Get- 70 tho utmo I've l's
a,sured-,ul heartily labor o. mike IA- re- ~ pen. -l
auce - lr.p ant aGlir-Or Monday hr. Fink DEW "--
make h5 appearance q, this tEeaier' III thi ~
excellent burc.qu Il " Iazoppl.
TEE HOLLAND BENEFIT.
Tie movement lately begun toward benefit
=
re.d ra.c, cd success No idea 'Fer received with
greater interest or more Jealous and practical enthu
,ia.ni The whole dramatic profession seems to have
bent it, manifold energies upon the plan and Tei II
with heart and force. IN Gno,ae, column may ne .eu
t names Of some of the artists aud Manages no are
working COR thi' worthy project In also the names
Of distinguished citizens VINO give it their social
and per.ona! cou4tenaace. The form That tie
rausft will take must make It peculiarly sisnil
caut-uot merely a. tribute ~ sooh Laf
memory, but as fervid yet dguued ana
manly reblke NJ the PLaraici intolerance WMch
ir-u.tcd t.at good mana, asle' -lt theron s-uIre4 d
honorable and powerful profession. Two definite an
,,ur,.meut. are made iy tue Testimonial Committee;
that afternoon performances. for the bene-, o George
u,.t1d's widow aud tLiGitn, viii De given at hea!y
all tie places OF pubic amu-ement in hrw-forA ana
Brooklyn. on Thursday next, the l9th Of January ana
rat two PER- l1rlna res, partly musical Ind P-r-y dra
maize VIII be given 10 the Academy OK Music on SatuT
d,c-,fte1uoon and eyeHrc-.ho 2lst INST, in which
sl of Tia. most ttm0u, artists IN the world VIII con-
o in an rit rianinent of Unprecedented yariety ard
brilliant excel nee. This plan is massive ana worthy oi
toc,ion and its success Ii certau-tAe tone ~. p-D
d, Continent .,.u entirely sympathy With H. and me
attractions .a store beinG of the blshes. or4er
Mr.. JEFFERSON.
Mr.. Jelerson's last performance Of Rip gdn
Tirkle Will take place at tie Brooklyn Academy Of
Music this evening mult!tudHous attendance VIII
doubtless do honor to the interesting event hr Jeher
son will remain in NewYork understand till the end
of next week. for the express purpose Of acting FOR the
Holland Testimonial, at the Academy OF MUSIC on the
2l-t inst. II numerous admirers VIII thcn nave lAe
opportunity Of seeing him in farce-for the acting Of
which he long ago acquired brilliant distinction 1t Is
contemplated we believe TO present M Jefferson az
Mr. Golighay, in " Lend Die Five sAihng'''
wALLACK's THEATEE.
Nr. Lester Wallack's remittance At his own
I'D Ia IN
two comed.es' Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady and
.I-sed Up" The pieces bright IN texture harmo
nious in spirit and well conirased Ia character Fol
tile grace merry humor, elegance Of manners ana
kind OF lambent sentiment peryaGe them; ana 70 tne
Illustration Of these qualities comedian Is amply and
pecuIarly fitted Neither Of the plays that have been
chosen for the very interesting occasion Of Mr. Walcks
aupearnce has been acted this theater for ten years
Both therefore viii prove no ess novel than agreeaDe
In the realm Of light comedy Mr.. Waack stands pre-
erunenty first. His pcr-onatons, n tL!s Kihd' snteI
with airy animation and arc beautu IN symmetry VI
form and finish. The reappearanee OF Such an ars'-
after many months Of rtremen-i' the augTy OF great
Measure and benefit 20 all lovers Of refined octng ana
viyaciOus comedy. In the mean time TWO performances
OF War remain % be given, and We trust that tho
final opportunities OF seeing this pretty A1te pay J-'o
picturesque and touching It's contrasted pictures ana
20 humane and pure in its spirit-~il De widely anu
thoroughly improved. Matinee takes place 70 DAY
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
Saratoga at the Fifth Avenue Theater'
will shortly enter on he ith week Of It's very prosper
Gus caracr Public interest with respect TO u seems 70
grow by what II leeds Full houses constantly greet
the farce and honor it, comic points with hearty iankn
ter and emphatic applause Tie customary Matinee VIII
lac o.ren today Nj BouccIults "Jezcbe"-Iatciy an
nounccd ~ the prospective successor Of "sAr"sA'-
g,its its time snd evidently has need Of patience
rO-DAY's NATINEES.
Afternoon performances viii be gwen today
N all ths gheltcr, Mr. Booth viii 49, R'eAesS ""-f"