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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1616, 6 December 1912, Page 7

' AMUSEMENTS. \ QJHORITS CONTINUOUS'THEATEB, 6 « Willis Street. 7 The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures. 9 'TO-DAY ami TO-NIGHT I LAST DAY BUT ONE OF THE PRESENT COLOSSAL PROGRAMME. Voted" by Last Night's HUG-E AUDIENCE To be the Most Perfect Ever Screened in Wellington. ' A Programme that Ampsals to OLD and YOUNG. : HER.NANI (Star drama.) HERNANI JUVENILE LOVE AFFAIR (Vita. Exclusive). DON'T PINCH MY DOG, :- , A Picture that will Appeal to the , „ Children. >• RIVERA RIVERA a (A gorgeously-coloured Scenic.) .LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. _ Scenic, Comic, and Dramatic Pictures. SEE IT TO-DAY. SEE IT TO-NIGHT. TO MISS IT IS TO MISS 1- THE -FINEST PROGRAMME EVER SCREENED IN WELLINGTON. :- . MONDAf NEXTTHE GOD OF THE SUN, The Most Wonderful Picture Ever ! ' Produced. Open daily, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 10 Admission: Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d. ! " KLRKBY LUNN CONCERTS. FINAL CONCERT PINAL CONCERT TO-MORROW NIGHT, At 8. i. TO-MORROW NIGHT, At 8. mOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. r ' Direction J. and N. TAIT. MADAME KLRKBY LUNN. :- MADAME KLRKBY LUNN. , MADAME KLRKBY.LUNN. , FINAL CONCERT I- FINAL CONCERT TO-MORROW - NIGHT, At 8. , TO-MORROW NIGHT; At 8. '- - ENTHUSIASM RAN RIOT At the KLRKBY LUNN CONCERT AT THE TOWN HALL. r The encores given were "well nigh suffiJ" cient to fill an ordinary concert prof' gramme. ' TO-MORROW NIGHT,' At 8. MADAME KLRKBY LUNN. Will Sing: s- "Che faro" (Orfes), Cluck ?' ,"Im Herbet," Franz [ "Vergiblisches Stahdchen," Brahm3 si "0 Lovely Night," Thomas l, "Poppies for Forgetting," R. C. Clarke ;•- "Morning—and You," F. Ayhvard, , "Sapphische Ode," Brahms !• And ,' "The Three Fishers," Hullah. d Mr. WILLIAM MURDOCH (Pianist). . l, "Mr. ANDREW SHANKS (Baritone). '• M. ANDRE de RIBAUPIERRE (Violinist) :• Accompanist Herr Jokan Wielaert. !" Reserved seats, 7s. 6d.; Unreserved, l[ 55.. 35., 2s. i- Box Plan and Tickets at the Dresden. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF ( PLAYING THE AUTOHARP? ■ , . It's a Charming Instrument and easily learnt. The 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 begin- " ners as good, reliable instruments, with . fine, mellow, well-sustained tone:— a No. 2-Ebonised 8 Bars, 21 Strings. 10s. 6d. No* 3—lmitation Rosewood, G Bars,'2s Strings, 14s. No. 10—Imitation Rosewood, by Muller, G Bars,'' 26 Strings, 21s. No. 11—Imitation Rosewood, by Muller, superior quality, 255. Posted anywhere, Is. extra for postage. Each Autoharp supplied in Cardboard !■ Box, with Tuning Key, Plectrum,, and ,' Tutor complete. j We supply to country residents by Post on.the guarantee that if instrument is '. anyway unsatisfactory we .will take it ' back, and refund, tho money. a " - CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., G 19-21 Manners Street, Wellington. '" The oldest established Music House in N.Z. ~ QEE that you get an Ambulance Badge e >3 To-morrow—ls. ] s- ;-r ■-'■ ; i-i--» !j;i; moii yh\< \l ' SEASIDE RESORT. , as-' " . I A B. NICHOLLS desires to state that :1 ho. has taken -over the Sea View (■■ Boarding House at CASTLEPOINT, late-' 1 ly carried on by Mr. Potter, and trusts, t by strict attention to business, to merit I'.-'', a fair share of public patronage. r. .... In the COMPETITIONS Your DEPORTMENT will. Count. s QPECIAL LESIONS for intending Com- '■ IO petitors, and Special Exercises inRelaxation and Flexibility for Pianists and Violinists. ' _ MISS MARGARET NEUMANN, t -Teacher of Physical Culture, 1 Routh's Buildings. Foatherston Street. t YOU CAN'T'RUB OUT FACTS. THAT we aro giving you the, best Tailormade Suit in. town for the money. J No fictitious savings. Fit and Style , guaranteed. , . G. S. ROBERTS, Fashionable Tailor, 52 Lower Cuba St. t (Over N.Z. Motor Co., opposite Bank of ■ N.Z.) , W. J. GAUDIN AND SON, COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, ,■ iO GHUZNEE STREET & KILBIBNIE. LARGE STOCKS of Coalbrookdale and Newoastle Coals on hand. -Prompt delivery all parts City and Suburbs. I Telephones: City, 271; Kilbirhie, 3716. 4 AMBULANCE Day (To-morrow), Is. -OL earns a Badge. \