Alison Kirkcaldie's pretty "coming out" frock is replaced by something more simple, and at the same time much more colorful, when she appears as the Queen of Sheba m the "Dream of Fair Women" Pageant. Bho is one of several gorgeouslygowned young folk—a Oieopatra m cloth of gold, a stately Eleanor m the rich, hooded gown of her day, an Iphigenia whose brief draperies announce that soring is here with a vengeance.

NZ Truth, Issue 1200, 29 November 1928, Page 16

Alison Kirkcaldie's pretty "coming out" frock is replaced by something more simple, and at the same time much more colorful, when she appears as the Queen of Sheba m the "Dream of Fair Women" Pageant. Bho is one of several gorgeouslygowned young folk — a Oieopatra m cloth of gold, a stately Eleanor m the rich, hooded gown of her day, an Iphigenia whose brief draperies announce that soring is here with a vengeance.