A London gossip column's Christmas-party note ('Not Such a Sad Business', on dancing at the Savoy) closes: 'Two dancers named Amerique and Neville, who have made an enormous hit in America, may shortly be expected at Ciro's' -- an anticipation rather than a report of an actual Ciro's appearance.
Date (happened)
2 October 1925
unresolved
2 October 1925
estimated · possible · preferred
Source
source filename 'Ciroslondon2oct1925-the-daily-sketch.jpg'; article text itself prints no date
Why
media 1969's own clip_date claim reads 1927/doubtful, based on 'after their American hit' reasoning that the corpus's own 1925 Ciro's event (19967) contradicts; both claims are left standing rather than one overwriting the other.
Reasoning
The clipping's own text carries no date, only the anticipatory line 'may shortly be expected at Ciro's'. Media 1969's AI-dating pass guessed 1927 at doubtful confidence on the flawed premise that the pair's American fame postdates the 1927 Atlanta season; the source filename instead names the Daily Sketch, London, 2 Oct 1925, which the corpus's own hist_event 19967 (Ciro's, London, dated 1925-10-14 from four other clippings) corroborates as the correct year. Kept at possible rather than probable since this rests on filename metadata, not printed text.
