New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-24
which looks long bit really consumes only an

which looks long but really consumes only an
hour. follows:
Readiags-The cir Visitors: "ral<in Bout Little
ThnEs." The City Visitor The city Reporter and
sqnss;Iost a7yseryn, Tor You" word. by E5anS
Your Castles" my Dearest Dear aud Just ~
RsadlI6gs :.rfat smith B2r and HIS Mother
LuIlahiss,A Bad Dream words by Juliet Wilbur
roInphiEsl = >" Draining May5e, words anon
Three ages OF Man -. ,,...-- -, ,,-- -
F9a seem My 9o3s ad IRE TO thun
fseadins--.:.rnlk,n' Bout Trouble"
nrs,na I.osssP} The lily 5he Rose words
fTords by Clarence Irmy) and Her Greatest Charm
.s e s5s a% u e nes soer,
TAM" words by Paul Laurence Dunbar.
Walter Danrosch VIII increase the New York
symphony Orchestra TO 102 players for the final
concerts OF this seasons series. to be given at
Carnegie Han Saturday evening. March .. and
Sunday afternoon. March 10. Richard Strauss
numbers on the programme demands such large
apparatus for performance.
At aIendelssohn Hall on Monday afternoon John
RTaun win give song recital. The programme:
'Bist du BET mir 6cJyeEt Thou with Me').. Bach
Der sSfaiied' cThe Forge brahms
Sea LTricz by Canpbeil- Tirton:
Thu. ..Tae eI = e. q f,, wsssE;''
Pine Mary Turner salfsr
.A9tonl9e'' - &. ' autumn 'D......-..l .r-.
,cair dc Lune. C'MoonlghtD. .-,.-
.lfy,as aq soIeli The sun').....', Georges
I5ad97i led Song sla- Of the Fields y.
-. some s ,s.l5. the the. Setting suh')
FAN dsn Mond (''To he MOon'D. ........ schumann
'1as Freie' C'Toward Freedom )...5 '''''''
Monday afternoon March 4, at the waldorf, Miss
Geraldine Farrar and Nine Samarof will give a
concert to aid the Home for the es 4 o4 B
Of the institution.
Henry Hadley's "Salome." a tone poem for
Grand orchestra, viii be played next month IN
Monte Carlo under the direction Of Leon Jehn-
M. Van der StucEen viii bring out 'Salome IN
Cincinnati this season. and Walter Damrosch IN
tends 10 give Il IN New York This was written
after Wi7de's "Salome" before Mr.. Hadley nae
is new symphony No 3 IN Munich and d, Mb bnor
accertea b5- SScLirmer and the orchestral score
together with the parts. is in the press
sohirrner is also publishing Merlin and Vivian"
a lv1jc drama for chorus and orchestra Mr.. Had
lev recently played his new Quintet for piano ana
strings IL Cologne This is still in manuscript
The programme Of the Herbert Arnold benefit at
the Hudson Theatre next Tuesday is now definitely
arranged. II addition TO acts from The Chorus
Lady' with Miss Rose stahD and The ,I Lion and
The Mouse the performance VIII open with a con-
rerto in which Nine Donald. Nine. Jomeili, Miss
EIstelle Liebing. Miss Roze ZaTnels, MISS ADA Sas-
soli Miss Kitty Cheatham. Mr.. Daimores: req
eTfck Weld and Victor Herbert will take part Nine
Media has taken a box. and viii be present. AIihe
SembricT has also bought seats. and the sale OF
tickets forsshadoWs 4 crowded attendance.
Samuel A Baldwin viii give the fourth and last
Of his series Of public organ recals in the chapel
Il Columbia University Thursday afternoon
r-.y,,,,srx q Al AS The following programme
VIII be played:
.FranCk
1es-S.-'0 80 .Ravanelo
Fioliins
------- .Reubke
Prosperiae introduction % %
Csnzona 1890
Good FRIDAY music ''Persifai'' " ag-eF