Neville at the Earl Carroll Theatre, New York (Great Music), October 1924

Broadway play 'Great Music' by Martin Brown, opposite Tom Powers, at the Earl Carroll Theatre, New York, opened 1924-10-04, closed November 1924. Named as a Neville Goddard dancing credit in a 1950s KTTV retrospective profile, not in a contemporaneous notice.

Date (happened)

between 4 October 1924 and 1 November 1924

unresolved

between 4 October 1924 and 1 November 1924 estimated · possible · preferred

Source weekday "SATURDAY"

Reasoning Anchor A004 gives Great Music's Playbill run 1924-10-04..1924-11-01 (both Saturdays), tightening the existing day_end-null claim to a full day-level window.
between 4 October 1924 and November 1924 estimated · probable

Source Neville Goddard Lecture Series: Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 1clipping 736 (also 1145, identical OCR) — 1950s KTTV Sunday-show profile column, RETROSPECTIVE: '...dancer in such Broadway musicals as "Hello Paris," "My Princess," with Hope Hampton, and "Great Music," with Tom Powers'; external authority: IBDB production great-music-9590 / Playbill vault 0000003862, 'Great Music' (Martin Brown), Earl Carroll Theatre, New York, opened 1924-10-04, closed November 1924 (exact closing date not found; IBDB/Playbill blocked direct fetch, corroborated only via search snippets).

Why Exact closing date of the run was not confirmed (source blocked direct fetch); day_end left NULL rather than guessed. This clipping is shared across siblings 19946, 19947, 19948, 19950, 20011 from the same retrospective paragraph; each is dated independently to its own named production.

Reasoning The witness clipping is a retrospective 1950s television-column profile (it discusses Neville's current KTTV Channel 11 Sunday show), not a contemporaneous review, so its own publication date is irrelevant to the performance date. It names the specific title 'Great Music' opposite Tom Powers, and IBDB/Playbill record exactly one Broadway production of that title, opening 1924-10-04 at the Earl Carroll Theatre and closing the following month; the engagement is dated to that run.
between 4 October 1924 and November 1924 estimated · probable

Source Neville Goddard Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 1clipping 866 (also 907, identical OCR to media 736/1145 already read for hist_event 19949) — 1950s KTTV Sunday-show profile column, RETROSPECTIVE: '...dancer in such Broadway musicals as "Hello Paris," "My Princess," with Hope Hampton, and "Great Music," with Tom Powers'; external authority: IBDB production great-music-9590 / Playbill vault 0000003862, 'Great Music' (Martin Brown), Earl Carroll Theatre, New York, opened 1924-10-04, closed November 1924.

Why This is the same 'Great Music' credit as hist_event 19949, sourced from two more copies of the same wire-syndicated column (media 866/907 vs 736/1145).

Reasoning Identical reasoning to hist_event 19949: the witness is a retrospective 1950s television-column profile, not a contemporaneous review, but it names the specific title 'Great Music' opposite Tom Powers, which IBDB/Playbill record as a single Broadway production opening 1924-10-04 at the Earl Carroll Theatre and closing the following month. This event is dated to that run exactly as 19949 was.

Place

Earl Carroll Theatre, New York

Persons

Neville Goddard

Tom Powers

Sources

Source

Neville Goddard Lecture Series: Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 1 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
Neville Goddard - Wikipedia and Photo Gallery — Cool Wisdom Books — 1 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
Neville Goddard Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 1 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
Neville Goddard Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 42 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)

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