M \7 S E M E N T S .>t:\a'-york daily tribune, Sunday, april 26, 1908.Ii rifD-DC THE-*.TnE. Broadway tnd 40th St

fc!Cr»"»- Ev?. i.:20. Mats. Wed. and Sat.. 2:13.1 -\u000dcos Ached with Lauphln*."

—Herald.

WIVi.H.CRANE!» '£& jSZ*RATHER SS BOYSiSAVOY 34th 5 pr rrwav. EvKB. 5.20.1J /*'*-' * Mattiit^sThurs. and Sat. 2-15W

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LETTTllr. v«i I'Orii\i:«oihn U- iDKlll.l.K >I>r.ER l»l THE >F.A*ON.

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rnQQAPK^ Reekleai Rll(8cu:t Tournament Tilts..A DTIIIrDV Drlil*and Exhibits otAtx1 JLJLrl_*E_«r\ I Old-time Tactics.

A \£\J t\ KJ 3 Meilcan Cowboy.IADAMrCIP 'The Little Brwn Men"JAPAINLaL froßl the Far East.VI*DITCMC-|U

'*d hy th'»*J«»r«-WondwrIAKhaiML»I -Crack. Shot." Johnnie Baker.niinAIIIT Typical Mfm!»r» of Mexl-t\VnAL(ll^i9 cob Mounted Pollco.7f\ll i/re Perfection In Rapid r>rllls£,UVA*Lrf«J ln,lManual of Arms.f+ %\r AIDV "I'n-le Sam's" Horn-ment\V /\l_.rvI The Pride of th« Army.nDAfnnVS Representing -The Kln^sLJKAI-PVjvJiMO Own Defenders."

BOX OFFICE OI'EN FHUIX if A. M. TO 9 P. M. Artmlssioo to ev«r>th:sx 2^c and s©c. 126th and 27thv> Reserved Seats. T.V. 11.00 ar.U $I.si>. a>-cordinj to location Otadison At. entrancesonl\) PiiraU Boxes. s.-ats. $2.00 and $2.50 Children half pric*.l\Ut»3Hundreds of Men an.l VIADrHFCHorses tn Grand Military

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MAY OPERA CO.4TH in REPERTOIRErOri'LAB n«i(i>. r.o. 75r.

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Peter F. Dailey'oV/'-Nj^/'N. (»

Bessie Clayton "^>JV JttVSw *"*Albert Hart \ ', 'Osf^^VNina Collins and <

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The Handsomest Chorus in the WorlcLx

mt asjs>4%P| Broadway and 4".th St.m yTliy Evenings. 8:30.112% 111 \u25a0\u25a0 Matloees «-,ir.f».lay *I^VIVII Saturday. -30.

3d GREAT \iONTHTHE BEST PUT OF THE DECADE

__ ISUCCESS-Herald.ahitatJ 'V\h«X'v«r »ee9 It wUI notAHM" eccape its grip."—Louis r*

Foe. World.WAGENHALS A KEMFER Ofter

PAID3h:FULLBy EUGEXE WALTER.

TRIUMPH-?^^^—^Ft^tvv

—i "It

•cr«d an lmmensa «uc-Viat* ce!S - oa ot th senaaOsai•it llTn successes of 'h« s-aaon."

—«l jji Acton Darles. E»e. Sun. .'*tJ" "AbsorbinK drama, able arul

*n-erti:Binj;effectlv*-"—

A. L.Klautwr. N T Times.

Sembrich, Paderewski, AdamowskiCARNECIE HALLSaturday Aftarnoon, May 2, 1908• 'art of programme

KS fTria-i-' ",f .he Le«.l Aid Ma|,beneficiary of the Concert.

ACADEMYOF MUSIC.E f* AlLMOftlJ \.i '**..BUGJSKI TOMPKIM _' gr

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A LIMITED ENC;AfiEXIEST.roV«TIVEL\TIIK LAST TIMKS IN THIS CITT.

Cbarle* IMlllnchaiu Prcaents

FRITZISCHEFF

IN THECOMIC OPERA SUCCESS.

M'lle MODISTE.By Henry Bloasom ans taken on the srfiie by the Vltaicraph. I

Dl llirV'O LINCOLN *Q. B'war. 6«tb St. r»» % i».DLAHCi « M»t» Mon,. Tu-».Thur» «aa 5-* 2:I3lWEEK UEGIXNINO TO-MORROW MAT..

EDNA MAYSPOONER• 3roaJ»»^ • Only Woman Star>Prtfcntinf for First Time on Ar.v Sta.**

THE BOVERHOR; THE BOSSA VlrH« Story of Poi!r:c-»: Life

MAMfIAV CRA TH Performance on BroaJw*y—

\u25a0OPJUMI 3wll the longest Broadway run everNI6HT attained by any woman at»r

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Eden EViuseeSPECIAL CrKOUPS aud riQwRES

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PASTDR S l4th PAILT MATINEES.1NYIVII** Continuous Pfrforraincea.BOWSES. lU>-KL£

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-Th« Randolph*. The ****>??£Booth A Craln. i^vu*h.f^Bro""VU»«rai>h Travel \iews.

And aa an Extra Attraction.TRAXK BCBH.

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AQIEDTCT. L. I.» RACING MOIDAY AND TUESDAY: fUM Table in M.>nd*j'• PWBI. >. .

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ENSEMBLE PROGRAM AMD SOLI.\u0084„, ._._.,., HENKY WOUFSOUNMa"Wmt"t Tio^t* en Ml*« 80. Ote.

Gmko>HIH!£HELDf*CDUI|| IHIA 1 X*- lnll.K pi. i.it ft t 4U tff111 AH i'rriiirmuncrs Mon. Kv'p, .20.Organized by Miutume (iforflne Nrucndorff.th* holllcklns Farce. "Madame Bonl va r d."Tues and Wed. Kv's«.

" Ma(l»m f Bonlvir ."Thursday Evening. (' Io» inr of the senoillb»en'» Drama. "Ctip«iiitet"

iCiho»u >

ASTOR - . =r-- compensation for thesbs«2C*> •\u25a0f the gifted American's brilliant im-jz-ovlsaticss in B. \u25a0 r.-ui:- which lends itself to

tpOEtsr>.< ---uf impressions. One of these is aportrait by the Princess Louise, and the others*re trawingß of the Temple of Luxor andSctloss Priedenberg by the Earl of Carlisle,

each being an honorary member of the society.

Tfa» majority of the contributors repeat them-

selves with incorrigible persistence.•Perhaps

the best effects are produced by striking enn-trasts cf style when painters with accentuatedrauneris:r.F are brought together in a single

fJUtxraon to Stnr.ff Telling Pictures—Mr. Abbey's Dome Decoration.

LONDON ART

••what your husband do'^n't know about race-Sorles* *aid the friend of the family, "isn't worthk1?Y

*'^"answered youns Mrs. Torkin*: •'•nmi'tat:'..n;_ Mr. W'equelln

has a finer study of the. nude in "FVtunUß in theWood." and Mr. Robert Anrrinjr Bell,has two

picturesque. V