Broome recounts Neville's post-war national lecturing and media career

Broome's narration of Neville's post-war lecturing: travelling west as far as San Francisco, moving the family to Los Angeles in 1955, back to New York in fall 1956 and to Los Angeles again in 1957; a television program, two phonograph records, televised debates with ministers, priests and rabbis, and huge Sunday crowds at the Fox Wilshire Theater.

Date (happened)

between 1950 and 1954

certain

between 1950 and 1954 conclusion

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

Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1950–1954 (passage:552139).
between 1950 and 1954 stated · preferred

Source "during the early years of the 1950’s", told in Tribute Margaret Ruth Broome October 28 April 16 Goddards Student (nid 2039)

Place

San Francisco possible

Persons

Neville Goddard

Sources

Source

Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was God ¶16 (Neville taught the law of consciousness in Los Angeles at the Fox Wilshire Theater on Sunday mornings to crowds so large the people were standing outside in throngs to hear his words.)
Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was God (Broome recounts postwar city lectures, early media work, and Fox Wilshire audiences.)
Miracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome (Broome introduction recounting postwar national lecturing, the 1955–57 family moves, early television and phonograph work, religious debates, and the Fox Wilshire audiences.)