Amerique and Neville at Ciro's, London (engagement prolonged; Variety, 9 December 1925)

A Variety magazine notice (9 December 1925, page 7) reports that Amerique and Neville, billed as 'American phenomenal dancers', were then appearing at Ciro's Club in London, where they had 'scored sensationally' and had their engagement prolonged. Their London representatives were Willie Edelsten and Jenie Jacobs, with James Plunkett representing them for Keith-Albee vaudeville bookings.
Date (happened)
9 December 1925
unresolved
  1. 9 December 1925 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source weekday "WEDNESDAY"
    Reasoning The scan is a crop of page 7 of Variety of Wednesday 9 December 1925, as the catalogue records (checked on archive.org by an earlier run); the crop itself prints no date.
  2. c. 9 December 1925 stated · doubtful
    Source Variety (December 1925)media 2213, field_clip_date 1925-12-09 (Variety, page 7, archive.org-verified), OCR 'AMERIQUE and NEVILLE...now appearing at Ciro's Club, London...their engagement prolonged'
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: Upheld verifier defect: scan 2213's OCR prints no date. 9 December 1925 is the Variety issue's date from the catalogue, so the claim is estimated, not stated (decision 3B).
    Reasoning The clipping is a Variety trade notice dated 9 December 1925 (clean OCR, verified against archive.org's scan of that issue), reporting that the dance act was 'now appearing' at Ciro's Club and had its engagement prolonged. The clipping's date is certain, but since it documents an ongoing residency rather than a single-day event, this is written circa rather than exact.
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Variety (December 1925)
Variety (December 1925)
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