Amerique and Neville at the Erlanger Theatre, Atlanta (The Count of Luxembourg), week of 18–23 July 1927

Danced the 'Meditation' adagio as featured dancers in the Atlanta Municipal Opera Association's production of Franz Lehar's 'The Count of Luxembourg' at the Erlanger Theatre — the fifth production of the company's eight-week 1927 summer season (opening night, Monday 25 Jul 1927); cast included Claire Madjette, Louis Templeman, Sudworth Frasier, Madeleine McMahon, and Roland Woodruff.
Date (happened)
18 July 1927
unresolved
  1. 18 July 1927 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source weekday "MONDAY"
    Reasoning Scan 1957 reviews the opening night 'Monday' before 'first nighters', no year printed. A039 places Count of Luxembourg as week 5, Monday-Saturday 18-23 July 1927, one week earlier than the old week-1=27 Jun assumption. (anchors: A039)
  2. between June 1927 and August 1927 estimated · possible
    Source — Cool Wisdom Books — 1927media:1968 field_clip_date=1927 (qualifier=exact, confidence=possible, AI dating pass); external: coolwisdombooks.com Neville & Amerique Broadway-shows research page places the Atlanta Erlanger engagement in an ~8-week summer stock season from late June 1927.
    Why Sibling hist_event:20044 (Melting Pot, Howard theater) is described in the SAME clipping as having come first, i.e. before this Erlanger/Count of Luxemburg booking.
    Reasoning The clipping is a contemporaneous newspaper profile, not a retrospective ('Amerique and Neville will make several appearances this week, in Franz Lehar's Count of Luxemburg, at the Erlanger theater') — it datelines the performance to the week it ran, during the Atlanta Municipal/Erlanger summer stock season of 1927 in which Count of Luxemburg was one of several rotating weekly operettas. No per-week schedule for that season could be found (web search turned up only the theatre's Dec 1926 opening, not its 1927 stock-season calendar), so only the season's outer bounds (late June-August) can be honestly asserted rather than the specific week.
  3. between 18 July 1927 and 23 July 1927 estimated · possible
    Source weekday "MONDAY"
    Reasoning Scan 1968 says 'several appearances this week'; A039 gives week 5's run as Monday-Saturday 18-23 July 1927. (anchors: A039)
  4. 25 July 1927 estimated · refuted
    Source — Cool Wisdom Books — 1927Atlanta Journal review, media:1957: '"Count of Luxembourg" Wins Great Success at Erlanger... won a fine success before a brilliant audience of first nighters [on the] opening night... Amerique and Neville, featured dancers, contributed a beautiful number with the "Meditation" adagio.' External: Cool Wisdom Books' 'Neville & Amerique' research page documents an 'eight-week, fourteen-dance run at the Erlanger Theater' for the Atlanta Municipal Opera's 1927 summer season, 'Late June 1927' start, in this order: The Pink Lady, The Red Mill, The Blue Paradise, H.M.S. Pinafore, The Count of Luxembourg, Dearest Enemy, The Wildflower, Pom-Pom.
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: computed from a week-1=27 Jun assumption; A039's dated clippings place week 1 at 20 Jun, one week earlier
    Reasoning This clipping is a contemporaneous review of the opening-night performance itself ('a brilliant audience of first nighters'), so it directly dates the engagement rather than merely mentioning it in passing. The exact calendar date is derived, not printed: the season's Monday-opening pattern is independently confirmed in this corpus by hist_event:20041 ('The Wildflower'), whose own review states it was performed 'Monday evening' and was explicitly 'the seventh of the seven weekly premieres of the summer season' — which locks the season's start date. Counting Mondays from a verified 27 Jun 1927 season opening (Pink Lady, week 1) places 'The Count of Luxembourg' (week 5 of 8, per the CWB-documented order) on Monday 25 Jul 1927. Confidence is 'probable' rather than 'certain' because the week-count itself, while internally corroborated, is not printed on this clipping.
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 — Cool Wisdom Books — 1927
— Cool Wisdom Books — 1927
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 — Cool Wisdom Books — 1927
— Cool Wisdom Books — 1927
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