A dinner guest criticizes Neville for telling his first-wife story

At a dinner party given by Fred Bailes at the Ambassador Hotel, a wealthy contributor of Bailes's severely criticized Neville for having told the story of his first wife from the platform at the Fox Wilshire before an audience of twenty-six hundred with a thousand more unable to get in.

Date (happened)

before 5 April 1971

unresolved

before 5 April 1971 stated · preferred

Source Proof the Law Works ¶25"one night", told in Proof the Law Works (nid 1972)

Place

Ambassador Hotel

Persons

Neville Goddard

Frederick Bailes

Told / reported

5 April 1971 conclusion

Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)

Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1971-04-05 (node:1972).
5 April 1971 stated

Source Proof the Law WorksProof the Law Works (nid 1972), telling 1972-3, told 1971-04-05

Sources

Source

Proof the Law Works ¶25 (I told the story, and I was severely criticized for it by a lady at a dinner party one night when Fred Bailes, who is now gone from this world, gave a party at the Ambassador Hotel.)
Frederick Bailes and Neville's early radio audiences (Proof, The Law Works excerpt)

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Proof the Law Works