New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
THE DRAMA.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-SEBEACH.
The most Immediately novel and interesting
incident Of last night the temperance of Marie
seebach which was made at the Academy OF Music-in
the character OF Adrene Lec0ureV The audience was
arge and the performance was much enjoyed SeeDachs
Adrenne has been and reviewed before ana only
passing auson to it necessary now The cast was
much the same previous occasions. Mile Neneta
played The Princess Mr. Paetor appeared as Miehe"-a
fine Northumberland Mr.. DOmbruski was the Maurice
seebaoh will play again, Oh Friday taking her dement,
and making her farewell appearance In this country she
will act Mary Stuart This eminent actress has gwen
upward Of one hundred and sixty performances in TINS
country and she Will close in honor and triumph most
intellectual and brilliant career in America.
sATsUMA's ROYAL JAPANESE.
Nature plays us many freaks in her quiet,
orderly way which the profound philosophy fails TO
explain she cheats eyesght day and night making
the SUM- and stars to appear to rise course ana set
in our skies while they doing nothing OF the kind
The term supernatural is therefore Of doubtful appca
ton. More vertable magcians than saisnmas hoSal
ture but closely initiate her IN the tranquil facility Win
which they bewder and mock senses. the periec-
ton of their art is doubtless the growth ana inheritance
ages descended from the Japanese father OF the black
many of Their tricks fresh to the nspra-
ton OF the moment Last evening they exerted theh-
varied programme of startling and often too perilous
miracles.
THE NEW BROOKLYN THEATER.
A new and beautiful place of amusement, to be
called Brooklyn Theater is building at Washing
ton and Johnson-ss Brooklyn, and is to be completed
and thrown open to the public in October The building
will be 70 feet wide by 27 feet inches in length, and
the main entrance on Washingtonst will be a feet
inches In width The first story will be OF iron; above
that Philadelphia faced-briok will DO used The total
cost including land, will be 100000 The principal en-
trance will closed by heavy iron gates IL feet In hight
which will open into vestbue 20x27 feet The main
lobby TOXIC feet and 10 feet high will lead directly into
the audience room which will seat 1000 persons Iron
chairs with improved oldngseats will be placed IN the
Marquette and balcony, and the seats in the remaining
nsron OF the auditorium will be upholstered with rich
cr,mson plush The walls TO be wainseoted In OAK
hight OF four feet above which there Will DC taseiu
frescO work. go . .,,.,.,u q, .oo.
wide nv az feet high and will project 10 feet outside he
curtain line IL will be finished in composite style, WIN
carved cOrnices The arch deliberately Ofnalneheu VIII
he surmouuted by life size figures or Music ana lne
Drama Al either side of the pr0scenuln the private
hayes will rise one above the other with projecting Da
comics ornatey finished They viii be richly iInlsneu,
and decorated with blue damask curtains Inc inferior
decorations of the gallery fronts ana me tinmhss VI
the doors and windows. will correspond WIN ,oso VI
the pr)scenium The ceiling will be hrched rising 10
dome with sunlight In the center Inc stage WIN w
approaehes will be GO feet In width, 20 icct ueep' h
tfnished With four soto VI grooves Tor scenery Ano