And the Kitchen Sink?
"TN the last couple of centuries women have clapped on their heads the contents of the Botanical Gardens, together. with much of the Zoo-flowers, vegetables, birds, birds’ nests complete with eggs, snakes, scorpions, bluebottles, dragonflies, cockchafers, stuffed kittens, bits of rabbit, foxes and other beasts of prey. But in all this bewildering variety of headgear there have been,two basic types; one echoing the message of the dress, the other adding a postscript to it. One elaborate mode of hairdressing reached such a pitch that when women’s hair was pomaded, powdered and dressed, it was left for three months and could not be combed."-Dr. W. Willett Cunnington, telling "The Story of Hats" from the BBC,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 554, 3 February 1950, Page 21
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118And the Kitchen Sink? New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 554, 3 February 1950, Page 21
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