Neville's dancing partner kisses a Jesus picture through her grease paint, in his vaudeville days

In his vaudeville days his dancing partner kept a picture she called Jesus, kissing it three or four times a day through thick grease paint for good luck, and replacing it with an identical one when the face wore away.
Date (happened)
between 1923 and 1937
unresolved
  1. between 1923 and 1937 estimated · probable · preferred
    Reasoning 'In my vaudeville days': his dancing years, from about 1923 (after Macy's) to the later 1930s (first platform lecture 2 February 1938). Upheld verifier defect: 1920-1929 left out the later career.
  2. c. 1920 stated · doubtful
    Source God's Plan of Redemption 1 ¶35"In my vaudeville days", told in Gods Plan Redemption 1 Biblethroughneville (nid 2055)
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: typed stated but only a telling supports the range, no scan
  3. between 1920 and 1929 estimated · possible
    Reasoning 'In my vaudeville days' is a general era phrase in a telling only, no scan; estimated to his known vaudeville-era range, not a printed date.
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told
  1. 24 March 1969 estimated
    Source God's Plan of Redemption 1delivery claim d1 on lecture nid 2055 (stated/certain, chrome title/byline dateline 'Neville Goddard 03-24-1969')
    Reasoning The vaudeville-partner story is told inside lecture 'God's Plan of Redemption 1' (nid 2055), whose delivery is stated and certain at 1969-03-24; this dates the telling, not the vaudeville-era happening, which remains undated by anything in this packet.
Sources

Source

  • God's Plan of Redemption 1 ¶35 (In my vaudeville days, my dancing partner had a picture she called Jesus. Wearing very thick grease paint, she would kiss that picture three or four times a day for good luck. And when she could no longer see the face she would tear the picture up and ge…)