New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
last night mt Haverly's Theatre. Mr. and Mrs.
Mckee Rankin will appear there next week.

last night Mt Haverly's Theatre. Mr. and Mrs.
Mckee Rankin will appear there next week.
Mr.. Mccullough has entered gu the second week
of his engagement in Washington On tho Gath he
will appear III Cleveland.
JoLu T. Raymond acted. last night, in Harrisburg.
His next towns are Lancaster. Trenton. Lynch
burg Dqhviile and Raleigh. Next week he will
appear in Charleston, {. U.
Lester Wi!lack filed O fine engagement, last
week, at Haveriys Theatre. Brooklyn. On the oath
inst he will appear Mt the Grand Opera House, in
this city. III ours"
Salyini will rcappear at Booths Theatre on jan
uary 81. and remain there two weeks. Mr.. James
ONeill is to personate Enoch arden the off nights
Of SalvinIs engagement.
Mary Anderson acted in HolyOke, Mass, last
night. She will appear within the week al Spring.
field. Hartford, New Haven. Newark. n. j.. and
Wilmington, Del. Next week she will be in Balti-
more.
Lea De'ibes's opera. jean de Neville" is to be
sung in Vienna, for the first time, the wedding
day of Prince Rudolph aud it will also be gwen at
the gala performance offered to the young couple at
Buda-Pesth afterSheir marriage.
The committee having in charge the project o! erect
ing monument 90 cigar Allan Poe in the Central
Park. consists part of the following persons A. NJ.
Palmer. chairman; Edwin Booth, Fanny JAN
auschck. William Winter, Frank II, Carpenter. A.
b Longstreet, Robert l.. Harrison. }. W. Davidson,
e. Menps e. AbSev
son, Augustin DAILY w. A. Crofut G. L. Monts0m-
merry, G. w: Hows. Hugh G.. Hastings Morris
Phillips. and BARLEY Campbell.
The Poe Monument Committee will meet at the
Office of A. NJ. Palmer of the Union Square Theatre
on Wednesday, the 10th inst..-Poe's birthday-to
continue their labors for successful dramatic per-
Torrance for the monument fund. All persons who
feel an interest in this worthy literary auo dramatic
undertaking arc invited to DO present, or to cOmmu
nicafe with Dir. Palmer 1t seems likely nav that
the performance will occur on Thursday afternoon.
February IL, at Booths Theatre. Mr. A. NJ. Palmer
will direct it. and Mr.. Leon j. Vincent Will manage
the stage.
Mr. Gus Williams has been well received in the
Grand Opera House rs j. Adolph Dinkc' " a retired
Western brewer" in piece named Our German
Senator" The scene is laid III Madison, Wisconsin.
and the cast. aside from the chief part IS Us follows
9Sn u f. .on
Captain Dionisius fuh ................ Archie Boyd
louise osra"%.iie. Duchess OF Kstcler
EorchowKistan.. lie Arlington
Fannie 90 Yoans
Mrs DinktL.. Dcra Stuait
1t is propos d to give performance, Mt the Union
Square Theatre for the benefit of the woll-kown
actor. Mr.. Matt Lingham. who has been afflicted
with serious illness, and unable, for some time to
pursue bis professional labors. Mr.. Lncham. under
these painful circumstance is certainly worthy ut
the practical sympathy Of his brother actors; and
the attraction they intend to present should com
mend itself strongly 20 the public notice. The fol-
lowing persons have volunteered to act for Mr..
Linghams benefit d. V. Bell, George Clark,
Eleanor Carey. W. Elton. Harry Edwards, Marie
Jansen. Barton Key. Catherine Lewis, Steele
Mackaye. T. L. Morris, Laws Morrison. Ben Masin'
ley, James U'Seill, J. Is. Polk Frederick Paudine.
II. 81. Pitt. Gerald Eyre. Welsh Edwards JOHN
Gilbert. John Howsou. Harry llawk Mckee Rankin,
e. X. Thnrme H.. Osmond Teare. Netty Tracy, Rose
VOID, and jesse Williams. j. s. Wright Will prompt,
and A. NJ. Palmer will gave the of his theatre.