New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
TIE DRiNA.
TIE HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.


Au unknown friend" has sent sos to the
Holland Testimonial Fund. Mr.. Charles Gayler. tho
0ramGtist has also contributed so.
No new particulars are at our command
with respect TO Saturday afternoons performances at
the Grand Operl-0usc 1t is settled. however, that
Montcland. silly, and Persini VIII appear, and that
win be presented. Tle offered programme is strong
ono of It's kind, and we presume there Will DO large
attendance.
Tho Globe Theater, in Boston, will give q
pe1foI in aid OF the Holland Testimonial Tues
DAY afternoon, Jan. ST. Many performers appear
Among Others may mention Mt. William Warren, Mr.
James W. WaIlack Mrs +. s. ChanfTau. and Mr.. W. r..
F0d f hT M o BG Mr. IT." Affair chcnsy ives
the theater Mr. Kopp,z volunteers his own services
and his orchestra TINS generous beraty, On the part
OF Mr. Cheney and the artists concerned, cannot f we
MISUNDERSTANDING the object in yew-to result IN
largely augmeE.ng the Testimonial Fund
A performance in aid of the Holland Testi-
monia was given at Thompson's Opera House in vcks
burg on the 10th Of January. This was one Of the re,
sponsos tho suggestion OF the Holland Testimonial
Committee, conveyed ii the following telegram
AT ts.e IN III. United ssts invited aid le Holland iaO.
r.. .arnes. G o A ss G psfSrSes
ih.t Gay win youf LEsrKx wALAcK, RD"s BooTH JoSkFn
The programme OF this yckshurg performance IN
cluded" The Irish Tiger" The Mystic Spell "a panto
mime and a large number Of miscellaneous features
Among the performers who took part were Mr. william
Mr. T. c. rivers Miss Adea 81. Clair, Messrs. Hurley
and Man. Master Frank. the bonless wonder -Sir
james Thompson. Mr.. william Man, Mr.. Joe Hurley, Mr.
John Pierce, and others From RE itcfsoug iiHfs
ard Republican of the 2Ot hinst., clip tho snboined
comments on this performance " IAe hol!hu ne
ual Matinee Yesterday afternoon an entire success
IN every particular, tie performance Delng eActIen
end the auditorium beng tiled with large ana fashion,
able audience Of ladies and gentlemen the ladies' largely
lady audience that We have seen NJ pubic p,,ace
of amusement in this city for some time. Ihe
tie highest terms Of the performance given. Inc
committee OF arrangements OF the hoNand lesui,o
NAL assembled at The Herald ONCE last evening 10 ahe
report Of the receipts OF the matinee benefit at IhOn
sons theater yesterday afternoon MT John ID. harlls
treasurer for the OCCASION reported the receipts as
amounting TO $40 49, Fiftynue Is cent tickets ard III
notice given Of the benefit and the Lee yese
day, many Of citizens were prevented nom at.shu
reasons Mr. Thompson has kindly rendered 10 the com
mittce the OF his theatcr for another matinee o
morrow afternoon, which offer was accepted Ihs VIII
give all citizens tho opportunity To sustain WORTHY
object aud at the same time 10 ENJOY most e1ceicnt
theatrical performance. The same programme Will De
reproduced"
Mrs. Macready will give another Dramatic
Recital at Tenor's Lyric Hall next Monday evening
Seebach plays Gyiseidis tonight, at the Stadt
Theater "Faust" will be acted Oh Saturday evening"
"The Marble Heart will be acted at Booths
Teater on Saturday might for the first time this season-
with MIR. Lawrence Barrett as Raphael
The ninth matinee Of Saratoga" takes place
al the Fifth Avenue Theater, the 18TH inst-to-or
row The piece Is in the sixth week of its run
"Tbe Poor Gentleman will be brought ont
ut Waacks Theater Saturday evening, for the hrst
time this Lord Lyttons play Oh " Money 10 III
preparation -
The last opportunities of seeing "Wee Willie
Winke" and Mr. Fox the Gloom, arc now offered v,
the Olympic Theater-whero the new Buflesqus VI
Richeiieu wiz be brought out next week.