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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1602, 20 November 1912, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. J£IRKBY LUNN CONCERTS. BOX PLAN OPENS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER'27tb, At tho Dresden Piano Co. JyYDIES ' AND GENTLEMEN, \Ve have introduced to You CLARA BUTT, KENNERLEY RUMFORD, CALVE, DOLORES, LEONARD BORWICK, , BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND, AMY CASTLES, MARK HAMBOURG, WELSH MALE CHOIR, GERARDY,. MARGARET COOPER, . ANDREW - BLACK, . i Etc., And now Wo are about To iivtroduco to you, not the least great one of the earth. K I R K B Y LUNN K.I R K B Y LUNN . KI.EKBY L U N Nt GREATEST DRAMATIC CONTRALTO OF OUR TIME. PRINCIPAL CONTRALTO Of the lldyal-Opera, Covent Garden, Metropolitan Opera, New York, and the Leading Opera Houses of Europe. ' "A SINGER by tho GRACE of GOD." —"Sydney Sunday Times." Whoso Wellington Concerts take place in the T 0 W N HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3rd. THURSDAY sth, and SATURDAY 7th. And we unhesitatingly say that no greater artist has ever visited theso shores, and we confidently predict that tho Kirkby Lunn Concerts will prove one of,, the greatest artistic events in the musical history of the Dominion.—Yours truly, J. AND N. TAIT. QHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. | Willis Street. The Home of, Perfectly-projected Pictures. That are FAMOUS all over the Dominion for their clearness and TOTAL ABSENCE ' OF FLICKER. Tho Theatre that made Pictures Popular. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT LAST DAY of LAST NIGHT THE PRESENT PROGRAMME. W T hich is Unique ,in the History of Photo-plays. "Tha Fall of Blackhawk" See it To-day "Tho Fall of Blackhawk" See it "The Fall of Blackhawk" To-night. A Picture that has created a Sensation every time it lias been screened. • a Supported by One of the Most Complete aud Exclusive Programmes yet Screened. , WATI-H FOR TO-MORROW'S Sensational attraction. Open daily from 11 a.m. to U p.m. Admission—Adults Gd., Children, 3d. 'PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. -ST Continuous. Adults 'Gd., Children 3d. Known Like the Town Clock. 'Tis Glorious to be Famous! We are' Picture People. The MODERN,CONTINUOUS PALACE. We Charge Gd., but we provide Patrons ■■ with a full Programme. Pictures Screened at the P.P.P. are All New. They might be shown' elsewhere in Wellington later, but not so far. Wc want vou to know this. LADIES, SPECIAL—Our Picture Palace i* replete wilh everv convenieiws. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' PROGRAMME, NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Semi the Little Ones along,. aiul let them have a lirjrty laugh. SHOWING NOW- ■ • 'BALKAN CRISIS. received). " SIEGE'OI? PETERSBURG-(historic ilrnmaV OUT OF THE DEEP (perfect life study). RIVALS (m-etty dra-i'a). SPRINGS OF THE DALA.LF (exclusive scenery). MAT>AM UE MODE (comedy). BUSTER IN NODI-OND (comedy). Have' you ever thought of PLAYING THE AUTOHARP ? It's a Charming Instrument and easily learnt. iThe music of the Autoharp is very sweet, and goes nicely as an. accompaniment to the Voice or with the Piano. We recommend the following, to beginners as gcod, reliable instruments, with fine, mellow, well-sustained tone:— No. 2—Ebonissd 3 Bars, 21 Strings, 10s. Gd. No! .3—lmitation Rosewood,"G Bars, 25 : Strings, 14s. No. 10—Imitation Rosewood, by Muller, G Bars, 26 Strings, 21s. No. 11—Imitation Rosewood, by Muller, superior quality, 2as. Posted anywhere, Is. extra for postage. Each Autoharp supplied in Cardboard Box, -with Tuning Key, Plectrum,,. and Tutor complete. We supplv to country residents by Post on tho guarantee'that if .instrument is anvwav unsatisfactory wc will take it back; and refund the money. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 19-21 Manners Street, Wellington. Tho oldest established Music House in N.Z. "THE GARDEN. HOTEL." ENGAGE Rooms for a Week-end. Lovely Gardens, Comfortable Rooms, Good Menu, Courteous Attention. Mod-* crate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUM C EVERY SUNDAY. Ring up "BELLEVUE." In tho COMPETITIONS • Your DEPORTMENT will Count. SPECIAL LESiiONS for intending Competitors, and' Special Exercises in Relaxation and Flexibility for Pianists and Violinists. ' MISS MARGARET'NEUMANN, Teacher of Physical Culture, floutli's Buildings, Fcatherston Street. STRING BAND. MESSRS. - VITETTA BROTHERS, Harp, Violin, and Fluto (Constantly engaged at Royal Oak Hotel),Are prepared to receive engagements for "At ■Homes," Garden Parties, eto. Can supply large or small' Orchestra. Address, 13G TORY ST. 'Phone 2570. YOU CAN'T RUB OUT FACTS. THAT wo are givipg you the best Tailormade Suit in. town for the money. No fictitious savings. Fit and Style guaranteed. I G. S. ROBERTS; • Fashionable Tailor, 52 Lower Cuba. St. (Over N.Z. Motor Co., opposite Bank of , . N.Z.) TENNIS RACKETS.—We have opened up a good selection of Baily and Co.'a Rackets and Nets, which we are selling at wholesalo prices. W. J. 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