When the Depression hit in 1929 and theaters closed, Neville's professional career as a dancer also ended.
Place: United States
Person: Neville Goddard
TV-Radio Life (15-22 April 1955) gives the stage career as eleven years and attributes its end not to the Depression but to Neville's own change of interest: 'After eleven years on the stage he quit. His whole life had been taken over by this powerful new thought.' Eleven years from the 1922 start recorded on hist_event 1031 lands on 1933, matching the later of the two years already claimed on this event.
Broome links the end of Neville's dancing career to theater closures during the Depression.
Date (happened)
1933
unresolved
- 1933
- 1929
- 1929
- 1933
- c. 1933
- 1929
- 1929
- 1929
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- 1932
- 1932
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- Neville Goddard Research Neville Amerique Broadway Shows And Theaters ¶0 (when the depression hit in 1929 and the theaters closed, so did Neville's professional life as a dancer)
- Mystery Election ¶26 (For in 1929 the unemployed…the Crash came, and what would you do with a dancer? Well, you couldn’t eat. All the theaters in New York City closed. There were only four legitimate theaters running, and running at a loss just to keep something going.)
- Message Abdullah Told ¶8 (Many of you are too young to remember it, but I am almost now 67. I went through the deep depression back in New York City. I was a dancer.)
- Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was God (Broome says the 1929 Depression closed theatres and ended the dancing career.)
- Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was God ¶10 (Broome career chronology)
- Neville Goddard Wikipedia ¶11 (In 1932 he gave up the theater to devote his attention to his studies in mysticism)