New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
PLANS OF ACTORS and MANAGERS

In reply TO letter from Dawson Dalzie 10 A. NJ
Palmer. asking II II would not be an excellent idca
TO subscriptions for statue OF Lester Wallack
to be crcc'ed in New-York City and requesting Mr.
Palmer 10 place his at the head Of such move
mcnt. Mr. Palmer that he Will be glad to act as
treasurer for the fund and subscribe personally
He also accepts Mr.. Dazlcrs offer. behalf OF The
Ncw-fork Truth TO head the list with 500.
Max Hrsch has been appointed treasurer OF the
metropolitan Opera House. which place was made
vacant by the death Of George Chapman. Mr. Hirsch
assistant treasurer OF that house last season. and
formerly served IN similar positions at the Standard
Theatre and Hcnderson's Opera. Jersey CITY,
Although her differences with J. NJ. liill are stu
pending IN the courts Miss Margaret Msthcr has been
buslly rclearsing with her company a. NIblo's all
the week Il intend opening season at lonkers
on October 25,' she said yesterday. shall remain
there three DAVIS TO get thoroughly acquainted with
my company before going to Washington where Messrs
Gilmore & Tompkins arc making extensive arrange
ments for my appearance l shall play my old
repcr0ry al the besides The Squire, and new
play which IS now being written for me. / cannot
give YOU the tltlc but 1t is founded on Hugos NoIc
Dame OF course have new and elaborate ward
robe this of dresses for Juliet being
particularly beautiful"
Duncan b. Harrison gave a benefit matinee of The
Paymaster' in aid of the yellow fever fund at the
Jersey City Academy of Music last Wednesday. which
netted 5000 30. The committee under whose auspices
II was given presented the entire company with hand
some floral tributes.
benefit performance in aid OF the family OF
George Chapman, formerly the treasurer Of the
Metropolitan Opera House. will be given at the Four
teenth Street Theatre a week from next Tuesday.
number of volunteers have already come forward with
the offer Of their services, including Duncan b. Harr
son, who Will give act of The Paymaser.'
Gustavc Amberg's German Comedy Company viii
appear at the Star Theatre for week. beginning on
October o. prior the regular opening of Ambergs
theatre in Irving place. Three new comedies
will then be produced. Nit Fremden Fedan" with
Strange Feathers). Sic Weiss Etwasr tShe Knows
Something, and 80 lilly,
Fires In the furnaces will not be required at Dock
staders Ministries next week, for Dockstadcrs come
dams produce their version of The Quick
the Dead ~ In what is called Fever Heat" Dan
Coyer will play Barbwirc and Arthur Moreland will
have 4 ten minutes debate the question :" Is
BachelorhOod Success?' Davis and FTillman Will
sing ballads and there will be new quartet
song and dance composed by W. s. Mullaly. entitled
Silver Bels.n Mr.. DOckstader will reappear In his
Msfits." and all the other features VIII be continued
Following is the rercrtOry OF the CO1uen- Hading
Company at palmer's Theatre for next week Mon
day. Frou-frou.' VI. COqueln and Nine. Hadlng;
Tuesday. "Tartuffe" and Monologuc. NJ. Coouelln ::
Nine Hading: Thursday. Les Surprises du Divorce
NJ Coduclln Friday. T. Etourdi7 NJ. Coquelin. Jean
Marie. Nine. Hading; saturday matinee. re Maltre
De Forces Nine. Iiading.