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AMUSEMENTS, SIB CHARLES SANTLEY SAYS"Since Paulino Viardot sang at Drury Lane in 1858, only fine. groat lyric* artist has appeared at the Opera—her name is KIRK BY LUNN.'" LUNN CONCERTS. MESSES. J. and N. TAIT Have much pleasure in announcing the Wellington Season of Madams KIRKBY LUNN, KIRKBY LUNN, THE WORLD-FAMOUS CONTRALTO. PRINCIPAL CONTRALTO OF The Royal Opera, Covent Garden, Metropolitan Opera House, New York, and. The Leading Opera Houses of Europe, In the TOWN HA L L,' on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, to THURSDAY, sth, and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 th. THREE CONCERTS ONLY. KIRKBY LUNN, KIRKBY LUNN, THE GREATEST DRAMATIC CONTRALTO OF OUR TIME., "GREATEST CONTRALTO AUSTRALIA HAS HEARD." —"Sydney Morning Herald." Tho Ivirkby Lunn Concerts in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, afld I'srth havo proved to be tlio greatest Artistic Triumph •of recent years, and the enthusiasm which has the famous Contralto throughout Australia is absolutely without parallel in the annals of Australia. KIRKBY LUNN, KIRKBY LUNN, "A SINGER BY THE GRACE OF GOD." —"Sydney. Sunday Times," Madame Ivirkby Lunn wtts ehosen by Monsieur Camille Saint-Saens to create tho part of Balila in "Sansone et Dalila" at CoVent Garden in 1906, and the success achieved by her remarkable performance fin that occasion immediately placed her ! in a position of great eminence iii the art centres of the world. KIRKBY LUNN, . KIRKBY LUNN, THE MOST VERSATILE AND GLORIOUS SINGER OF THE DAY. Whose Consummate 'Artistry, Glorious Voice, and Commanding. Personality Hare placed her at the HEAD OF ENGLISH SINGERS. Madame Kirkby. Lnnii is supported by ii particularly brilliant company : of artists— . , MR. WILLIAM MURDOCH, Solo pianist. MR. ANDREW SHANKS, Eminent Baritone. If. ANDRE DERIBAUPIERRE, Violinist.. > ' BOX PLANS BOX PLANS Will be ripened.' at tiio Dresden Piano Co. on Wednesday Morning, 27tTi inst. PRICKS- . , Reserved Seats, ,7s. Gd. Unreserved Seats, 55., 35., and 2s. .. Direction of . J. and N. TAIT. rpIE , . KING'S . • THEATRE. THIS AFTERNOON THIS MONEY KINGS PRIZE MATINEE. MONEY KINGS PRIZE MATINEE, Special. Prizes for Boys and Girls. f|THE KING'S .THEATRE. Prqps., West's, Ltd., Linley and Donovan. ■ Actions Speak Louder than Words. . WESTS PICTURES Stand Supreme, LAST NIGHT OF . West's Vitasra.pli Exclusive: THE MONEY KINGS. THE MONEY KINGS. An epitomised photo-play seriiion. Anil WEST'S 1312 MELBOURNE CUP MONDAY. MONDAY. MONDAY, CRUEL FATE. CRUEL FATE. CRUEL FATE. CRUEL FATE.. CRUEL FATE, CRUEL FATE. A bewildering succession of sensations, displaying by medium of ft West's Exclusive production tlic 'anguish.- ot an. innocent' victim..,of .{circumstantial evidence. Supported by an ALL EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMME. ' ALL EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMME. Prices, Is. and Gd. Booking, Gd. extra; 'Phone 3U3. ' ' OPENING PROGRAMME-TO-DAY, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. .'. -PEOPLE'S: PICTURE PALACE, I EOPLE'S . PICTURE PALACE, Manners Street (Next fiegg's). ' . FOLLOW THE CROWD. . TO-DAY {SATURDAY), NOV. IG. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), . NOV. 16. . The Sensation of - the Hour, THE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG, .. THE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG,.: THE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG, The Kalein Company's Masterpiece. . One of the Greatest War Pictures ever imported into New Zealand. THE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG, Tho various assaults on Petersburg,' Virginia; '-while that City' was being besieged, by tho Federal 'have been- made the basis -of a powerful . dramatic stofy, The- strategy and • fortitude of bath armies are displayed' with astounding realism. .-©iie.of tho scsr.cs depicts ,« ': ■ " ' THE COLLAPSE OF ; A' BURNING.,, ' BRIDGE, Which is occupied by fighting soldiers: The explosion of a gigantic. mine, and the battle which d sues, offer flSfWfes of undeniable, tlirills. ' "■>l. THE SIEGE 6F~PETERSBURG, Will bo screened at the above Theatre FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. ■i)<>h't"Miss"tins Opportunity. He felly. •; Manners Street Entrance (next Begg's). . POPULAR PRICES 44 -': Adults, Gd.; Children, 3d. JpRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGE. BERHAMPORE. Formal Opening by Mrs. Gibb, SATURDAY, iGth NOVEMBER, 1912, .at 3 p.m. Addresses by Rev. Andrew Cameron, 8.A., and Rev. James Gibb, B.D. Afternoon Tea Provided,' Collection. Island Bay Cars will. Stop, at Britomart, Street. GIRLS' REALM GUILD. A GARDEN PARTY in connection with' the above Guild will bo held at the Residence of Miss Carroll, G4 Brougham Street, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), the 16th instant, from 3 to 6 p.m. Admission: SIXPENCE: Children, THREEPENCE. W, L. STEVEN, Hon. Sec. M, E.- YOUNG,/Hon, Trens. (In the event : of wet weather, tho Feto will be postponed until Saturday, tho 23.rd instant.) * n\ . ■ f >jENERTVL ASsiMBLY'OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. -' 1 JO a.m.—Home Mission recommendations. 3 p.m.—Opening of Orphanage, Berhampore. , ' 8 p.m.—Organ Recital in St. Johns Church by Mr. Mauglia-n Barnett. LAWLESS LAW AND ORDER AT WAIHI! "MESSRS. H, M. KENNEDY and H. E. ivjL HOLLAND will speak, -under F.L. auspice?, on the Wuihi Outrages, in Emprwa Theatre, SUNDAY NIGHT, at 8. Eom th-5 truth., Roll nij In thmiauiiliv