New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-18

The Milton Royle play, 1.-The Squaw Man." with
William Faversham. which is playing this week at
Powers's Theatre Chicago, will on Sunday morn
fng next make the jump direct from Chicago to
Nev-York and on Monday evening will open at
Wallacks Theatre, with indefinite time at its dis
posaI This play is melodrama or western me-
and is said to have been successful on the road
The Macmillan Company has arranged with Clyde
Fitch to publish an edition Of his plays, which viii
appear simultaneously in this country and in Eng
land The first two plays to be issued in book form
will be THE Climbers and THE Girl with the
Green Eyes" both of which at the request of Pro-
fessor Phelps OF Yale, will be included in the cur
riculum Of that university part of the course
on dramatic literature for the senior class. Mr..
Fitch has also been invited by Professor Phelps to
SPEAK BEFORE 1n fhe of these DAYS the Mac
I l0Tlng c 9n9 will publish eP Great Match
Her Tn Toas Of the ToWn Mr. Ftchs other
plays Will be published in due course by the Mac
milan Press.
The Eden Musee no longer is to be the home
solely OF inanimate wax representatives OF great
men who are gone. Henry Lee impersonator OF
celebrities beginning next Monday night. is to be
q permanent attraction at the quaint 2Sd-st.
museum. and he intends his opening night to
present characteristic portraits Of Mayor Nc
Clellau w R. Hearst, William NJ. WINS, ex-Gov-
ernor Odell. District Attorney Jerome ex-Assist-
ant District Attorney Osborne and others prom
Lees utterances for each impersonation will touch
the political situation IN the manner peculiar
touch with the political situation so that each
night Will verbally chronicle the latest happen
ings in the contest.
THE Romance of a Hindoo Princess will be
shown at the HippodrOme tonight. succeeding
THE Raiders" Thompson & Dundy sure It
will be a most gorgeous and stupendous spectacle
and possible only the stage Of the Hippodrome.
1t Will be a finale TO "A Yankee Circus Mars"
which remains intact. There are two scenes in
the new piece. The first pictures with wealth
Of detail an East Indian city a fete day, when
the romance of the fair princess is made known.
In the second scene is found Killer Khan, her
abductor. and his followers IN camp. A fierce
Khan routed. Hard pressed he retreats up the
he and his men, still mounted on the elephants,
plunge IN despair from the rugged precipice into
the 1de the cax Fonr bers Of eepRaats
eighty horses and 400 persons take part in the
spectacle
c. Maiden Ercoles, of No. 60 Rue Caumartin,
Paris, the European agent of the Barnum & Bailey
show arrived the Philadelphia with troupe OF
fifteen Spanish dancing girls and troubadours from
FL Teatro Royal. Madrid. This troupe is the first
of its kind in existence, and the greatest induce
ments were offered NJ. creole by managers of Paris.
London and other Continental cities TO It.
II has been brought to this country by Klaw &
Granger for the Drury Lane spectacle Of The
White Cat" in which It is to be of the extraor-
binary features The troupe is composed OF the fol-
lowing;
Women-salvita Josefa Zapata, AmaIla Zapata.
Elisa Lopez, PauIina Lopez Carmen Garcia, I1vtra
Gutierrez, Pillar Garcia and Pillar F'errer. Men
Ariaza. chief male dancer and ballet master Of FL
Teatro Royal Madrid Cardoso, Eduardo Martinez
and San Martin.
The creole troupe is rehearsng the roof of the
New-York Theatre
e. H. sothern and Miss Marlowe announces that
next season they will play king Lear" "Cymbe-
line and AS You Like IL