Amerique and Neville at the Sam S. Shubert Theatre, New York (Hello, Paris), 15 November – 13 December 1930

The musical comedy "Hello Paris," co-starring Chic Sale, Polly Walker and Stella Mayhew, opened November 15, 1930 at the Shubert Theatre.

Place: Shubert Theatre, New York, NY

Person: Neville Goddard

Date (happened)

between 15 November 1930 and 13 December 1930

unresolved

between 15 November 1930 and 13 December 1930 stated · preferred

Source R-DANCE clipping mid 755 — printed: "November 15, 1930"; run ends December 13, 1930

Reasoning The clipping prints the run as November 15 through December 13, 1930. Added beside event 774’s existing preferred 1930 claim as an additional NON-preferred claim; it does not override it (ruled #1885 d16).
15 November 1930 stated · probable

Source Neville Goddard Research Neville Amerique Broadway Shows And Theaters"Hello Paris Shubert Theatre, NY Musical Comedy. Opened Nov 15."
15 November 1930 stated

Source Neville Goddard Lecture Series: Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 20

Reasoning Media OCR text from the Broadway Musicals reference page explicitly states 'Opening Date: November 15, 1930' for Hello Paris at Shubert Theatre. This packet also contains identical OCR in media 904 and 1180, providing convergence. The weakest link is OCR transcription of a published reference, but the text is unambiguous and repeated across witnesses, so certainty is warranted.
between 15 November 1930 and 13 December 1930 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: 'It seems inconceivable that this same Neville, a little over a quarter-century ago, was hailed as one of the top dancers... dancer in such Broadway musicals as "Hello Paris"'; external authority: IBDB production id hello-paris-11263, 'Hello, Paris', Sam S. Shubert Theatre, New York, opened 1930-11-15, closed 1930-12-13.

Why This clipping is shared (as witness) across siblings 19946, 19948, 19949, 19950, 20011, all drawn from the same retrospective paragraph; each names a different production/venue from that one paragraph and is dated independently here.

Reasoning The witness clipping is a retrospective 1950s television-column profile (it discusses Neville's current KTTV Channel 11 Sunday 1pm show), not a contemporaneous review, so its own undated publication tells us nothing about the performance date directly. But it names the specific Broadway title 'Hello Paris', which IBDB records as a single production running 1930-11-15 to 1930-12-13 at the Sam S. Shubert Theatre — and a mid-1950s TV column calling this 'a little over a quarter-century ago' is consistent with a 1930 date. The engagement is therefore dated to that exact Broadway run.
between 15 November 1930 and 13 December 1930 stated · doubtful

Source Neville Goddard Lecture Series: Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 23media:758, KTTV television column scanned into the CWB gallery: 'He was solo dancer in such Broadway musicals as "Hello Paris," "My Princess," with Hope Hampton, and "Great Music," with Tom Powers.' Run dates from IBDB production 11263 and Playbill vault 0000010573.

Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: typed stated though no year is printed on scan 758; the date is the external IBDB/Playbill run.

Reasoning The clipping establishes THAT Neville danced in the Broadway musical 'Hello, Paris' but does not date the performance: it is a television column about his 1950s KTTV show, and its own field_clip_date (1951 doubtful, 1955 possible) is the date of the column. The performance window comes from the external Broadway record - 'Hello, Paris', Sam S. Shubert Theatre, produced by Lee and J. J. Shubert, ran 15 November to 13 December 1930 with Neville Goddard credited as 'The Lover'. The clipping's own 'a little over a quarter-century ago' independently places his dancing fame around 1926-1930 and so corroborates rather than contradicts that window. Claimed as a between-range because the event is a run of performances, not a single night.

Place

Sam S. Shubert Theatre, New York

Persons

Neville Goddard

Amerique

Sources

Source

Neville Goddard Lecture Series: Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 20 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
Neville Goddard Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 39 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
Neville Goddard - Wikipedia and Photo Gallery — Cool Wisdom Books — 36 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
Amerique & Neville Goddard (Vaudeville) - Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 72 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)
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 Lecture Series: Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings — Cool Wisdom Books — 23 (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)
Neville Goddard - Wikipedia and Photo Gallery — Cool Wisdom Books — 39 (R-DANCE clipping evidence)

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