Welfare Association, Portsmouth

‘Four days were given up at Portsmouth to the local Welfare Association’s annual musical competition festival, which concluded on Saturday. The festival is confined to the youth of the town. One of the most interesting features was the improvement shown by the young people in their dramatic effort … Barrie’s delightful fantasy “A Kiss for Cinderella” was chosen by the older competitors, under twenty-three, and this was creditably played by the Francis Avenue Old Girls Club’. The Stage, Thursday 2 April 1925. The performance date shown is conjectural.