New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
THE DRAMA.
MARIE sEEBACH's BENEFIT.

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Marie Seebach will take her benefit appearing ~ W"
dr,n,os ,.rr and I,uphter- and after the Batto On
Sedan" The latter Is ncw We trust that those VINO
appreciate and enjoy the highest forms oil ura'n"' "
viii give practical expression to the esteem III "i''
they necessarily hold Madam seebachs acthg D!
ing the Stadt Theater the occasion OF her peh''
Next Tuesday this actress will appear at the Brookyh
Academy OF Musle as gretchen, IN "fans'- IL 70 "'i
greatest mpersonation on Thursday OF next week se
designs TO play the part ut the NewarK oPer"'
House. 1t is performance that ought 10 DO seen oo va
the New-York stage; for it IL as charaetetSuc ai"
unique, in its way, Booths Rchei'eh' Je~r"oh mp
Van Wrinkle or RstOri's Elizabeth; and such piece OF
art merits the closest attention of the intellectual puhe
We learn that Madam seebach will shortly gave matr
nee performance at wallack's Theater. Her engage
ment at the stadt Theater is very near its conclusion
wALLACKS THEATER.
Buckstones familiar and amusing comedy
Of Married Life in which, however there Is
strong flavor OF farce-was produced at WallackS
Theater last evening for the first time tins season NO
piece is better known, aud Done affords occasion lOr
merrier laughter. married Life " was acted with much
the cast that had last season. Mr. Gilbert and
Mr.. soddar as Coddie and Dore manifested especial
ability and humor, and caused great deal oil ENJOY
ment. The cast included, beside these players MI
Fisher, as L5nir; Mr.. Ringgold, as lomighuSbdnd;
Mr. flanagan, Dismal; Mrs. Barry, as Mrs LWrj
Miss Germon, Mrs. TouaghusbdHdi Miss Mestayer,
~ Hrs. DOrc; MIS-. Sclt ~, as Mrs. tOufi an" Ni'S
Deland "a Ifrs Dismal. To-day's Matinee at this
heatcr will consist Of Home " and 4" Blue Devils
Tonight, The Poor Gentleman" For the first three
evenings OF next week the announced programme oilers
Money" Ours" and a Morning Calf and
'woodcocks Little Game Next Thursday evening
Mr.. John Brougham will rcappcar az Nalacks, In
d" Romance and Reality"
TIE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
The report of the Treasurer of the Holland
To vii hr
within short time. The amount of money to be- in
vested for the benefit Of the widow aud children OF MI
Holland, t. close upon $1,000 II has hccn determined
we understand that this money shall he So invested IN
United States Government securities that tie widow
will receive the interest during her life while at her
DEATH the principal will bc divided among the children
who may then survive. This arrangement woud seem
TO he the truly aud permanently beneficial one-that
be made i'm the interest Of those whom the dhnatc
profession, the press, aud the public have united 10
bcriend-AlmOst every creditor OF the HOLLAND itsii-
mona we are assured ought to mention. abatcd at
least half OF his claim; tba. the eXpcnscs-ren must
clans advertising etc-fe short OF $1,000 No authentic
information Is at hand with respect to the Holland
Testimonial performance i'll Philadelphia. ON the 18th
inst.
TIE MATINEES.
Saturday Afternoon entertainments are M
orally offered. Mr. Booth, at his theatsr plays E,ch,r
Home and Blue Devil are aeied al "a ~, LII
Lester Wallack acting toiohd bhut' anu ar. ""' ~;
acting Wcgrim. Mr.. FON9 humorous caticainre OF ifh-
ece-a perfect iynG OF doI srIi o;&s any saTodo
presented ai the Eith Avenue Ihcacr.ad th' y l''
sElled performers appear al the NcwYork Circus Mr.
Eddy-to whose performance We make -ptcinc rtltrctt
Of Monte Christie" Miss Laura kcene llays h|rB Let@
in "IIuutcd Down." at LIMA Edwin's TArater Aud
1.-THE Black Crook" is represented at Nlbio" uaiueh'
TONIGHT.
Mr.. Lawrence BarTett's fine performance OF
JdHrs %. In The King cf the Commons. can De seen
alin this evening at booths Thcatcr Tho opportunity
nf chi "A
Two other incidents appointed ~ S evening .Iou1e
recalled TO the notice cf theatrical readers. Mrs Ella
Ciymor viii pcrsouatc Pdpiiac, in The Lady OF Lyons
at the FouIteenth-st. Theatcr, and Mr.. Nahen non
will give dramatic entertainment al ASSOCIATION t',i
To Marie seebacs benefit performance at the Siadt, we
have made separate reference a. an lniloran, hci
dent OF tonight, however should be on mere
The play at W8llacks tonight viii ne Inc Ipor nelo
man. At the Olympic, the EG{G,, init tnf V anieS
ainInrut will he the - ut the matinee fhc san
Francisco Ministries will offer Their usual variety Oh
Ethiopian nonsense and lnlrtL
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.
Play-goers naturally await with eager antcI-
patton the plesentInent OF Richard VI, ~ -
Madam Ponsi. and MIR. sbew,+l, ~ Wen rs Mr. JamtS
Bennett, will participate in the Iepeschtau1n oi dn1
r0edy The promise Of speedy change ~ the form Oh
current entertainment also attract fresh attention lOthe
Olympic Thc9ter Ihf ,Taa's ngc cr re n law by MT
Augustn DAILY IL now in preparation lhnre anu win
Wcdncsday AS the day was Ash Wednesday, and herpe-
culiar public might well lee assumed 10 bc dcNruohdiy
occnped The fourth OF her entertainments, however
viii Lee given next week. at the Union League Theater
She will read King John" Ii j. lnllinaltd-"c th7t
with truth-that Clara Jennings viii shortly rapptar az
Wallacks. The dramatic company VIII DC StfcnstI,hu
by the accession of that graceful artist. Mr.. Mdfh
smith we are pleased to learn, VIII h3yca part III ht pro
ioccd presentation OF Shakespearc's drama ot Mli-
ters Tale at Booths 1heatcr ON tine 2iih Ol April mss
Maggie Mitchell acted new part " ~ cleu Lmo,
n occurs in a new play, entitled lover 1Ohdrr inc
niece is based on Miss MARKETS. story of that namr,
translated from the German, year or Two ago Ihc
dramast lady, resident at Baltimore lhc play was
acted. for the first time ~ FOid, lH'eT III ,h. ~
me baltimore American remarks ON TINS suDect M
follows: IT,. , 40 C,rniyo1
tbe Theatcr last evening crowded There Was
~ he MAY announced, Maggie Mitchell was To appear
I'm a new character. TIE lady Who had 80 enchanted us
"a FaacbOn. aud Marie, aud ADTB ana JdHe LYt, was
10 .unear for Tho first time any stag, LNtd, IN
"Oyrr YOnder" The mounting OF the play was artistic
and i'm harmony with the scenes described III thc uil
i've The stage accessories tastciuy arranged me
costumes apprOpriate, and the tabeauK cneciNr Inc
chorus OF the gathcrets, n they ttd mp me noun
tain at the close OF the second act, was oharihihSS