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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21828, 15 December 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS Final Performances To-day of Bayard Veiller’s*Thrilling Drama, “UNASHAME D “UNASHAME D.” fJ'HE REGENT 2.15 p.m. —— Twice Daily. 8.0 p.m. Commencing To-morrow: An R.K.O. Radio Production, “ BIRD OF PARADISE,” “ BIRD OF PARADISE,” “ BIRD OF PARADISE.” “ BIRD OF PARADISE.” “BIRD OF PARADISE.” “ BIRD -OF PARADISE,” “ BIRD OF PARADISE,” With Dolores del Rio, Joel M'Crea, Dolores del Rio, Joel M'Crea, John Halliday, Creighton Chaney, John Halliday, Creighton Chaney, Sheets Gallagher. Sheets Gallagher. THE PLAY THAT SWEPT THE WORLD IS THE TRIUMPH OF THE SCREEN! Box' Plans at “ The Bristol ” and The Regent (Phone 12-513 —two lines).

The £2OOO gold Communion set of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, was lately brought out of storage to be melted down and redesigned. The plate was presented to St, Paul’s by Mr E. T. Hooley, the financier, in the year of Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee. There are four flagons and four chalices, the total weight being 300 ounces. They were used twice and then stored. At the time Mr Hooley is reported to have said, “I suppose they have refused to use it because they regard me as a great sinner, and they have no room for sinners in the Church of England.” Canon Alexander, of St. Paul's, has explained. "The original shapes of the vessels made the use of them in services very difficult. As a result they have been stored in the strongroom of the cathedral for more than 20 years.”