Amerique and Neville's trip to England, 1925–26

In 1925 Neville and his dancing partner Amerique sailed for England and toured widely, performing at Ciro's in London, the Winter Garden in Berlin, and the Ambassador in Paris.

Adjudication: These three rows are not competing versions of a single event but three sequential, non-contradictory events in Neville and Amerique's touring chronology (depart for England 1925, return to America 1926, a specific Wilmington engagement 8/11/1926) - all from the same source and mutually consistent. This looks like a mis-grouped timeline rather than a genuine dispute; each date should likely stand as its own timeline entry rather than be adjudicated against the others.
Place: England/Europe
Person: Neville Goddard
Ruling: accepted (all claims kept), Rudi 2026-07-23

Broome says Neville was introduced to psychical research in England and became more interested in mysticism after returning to America in 1926.

Date (happened)
between 1925 and March 1926
unresolved
  1. between 1925 and March 1926 estimated · probable · preferred
    Reasoning They sailed in 1925 (Neville's tellings; Broome). In London they were expected at Ciro's early in October 1925 (scan 1969), 'the latest attraction' on 14 October 1925 (scan 2115), and the engagement was prolonged in Variety of 9 December 1925 (scan 2213). Neville told of four months in London (passage 530018). Their next engagement, The Melting Pot, opened in Dallas on 14 March 1926 (anchor A030; scan 1968).
  2. 1925 stated · doubtful
    Source Neville Goddard Research Neville Amerique Broadway Shows And Theaters ¶0"In 1925 Neville and his dancing partner (Amerique) sailed for England"
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: rests on a modern research article, not a printed scan; no period source cited
  3. 1926 stated · doubtful
    Source Neville Goddard Research Neville Amerique Broadway Shows And Theaters ¶0"Shortly after his return to America in 1926, his interest in mysticism increased"
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: same secondary-source problem; not printed on any scan here
  4. 11 August 1926 stated · doubtful
    Source Neville Goddard Research Neville Amerique Broadway Shows And Theaters"Wilmington, Delaware – Aldine Wed, Aug 11, 1926"
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: concerns an unrelated Wilmington stand; no supporting scan; likely misattached
  5. 1925 stated · probable
    Source Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was GodBroome, The Man Who Knew He Was God
    Why No sailing month or named partner is stated in the source.
    Reasoning Broome says that in 1925 Neville and his dancing partner sailed for England and travelled there.
  6. 1925 stated · probable
    Source Broome says Neville and his dancing partner sailed for England in 1925
    Why They travelled widely in England.
    Reasoning The year is directly stated; no month or day is provided.
  7. 1925 stated · probable
    Source phase-2 canonical event (fingerprint references)
  8. 1925 stated · probable
    Source New Evidence Was Teaching Rosicrucian Circles Before Abdullah ¶34Passage states that in 1925 Neville and his dancing partner Amerique sailed for England.
    Why Passage-backed support for the event's existing 1925 date; preferred flag left untouched.
    Reasoning The source text in passage 105351 explicitly says Neville and Amerique sailed for England in 1925. Confidence remains probable because this is a source_doc paragraph rather than a directly quoted Neville lecture passage, and this pass is not independently verifying the external biography.
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  1. 1925 stated · doubtful
    Source Believe Him In ¶27
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: Rests on a telling (passage 530018, lecture 1093, told 38 years later), not a printed scan; should be estimated.
    Reasoning Passage 530018 has Neville state directly, "In 1925, [...] in London—I was then twenty years old" and, later in the same passage, "But after four months in London, I returned to New York City" — matching the event title exactly (year, city, duration). Confidence probable, not certain: this is an unhedged but single, uncorroborated personal recollection given 38 years after the fact — no other passage, sibling event, or prior npr row corroborates it. The reverse-witness confidence=certain on this passage describes the linkage (that it is genuinely about this event), not the reliability of the year itself, so it is not carried onto this claim. The passage's internal age arithmetic ("twenty years old" in 1925; "fifty-eight years old" in the 1963-04-02 lecture, a 38-year gap that matches) is self-consistent and supports the reading. No month or day is stated in the passage, so only the year is claimed.
  2. 1925 estimated · probable
    Reasoning His own telling places the related London dance engagement in 1925 (T3-004/T3-017); the England sailing preceded it the same year. (anchors: passage 548648, passage 552628)
  3. between 1925 and 1926 estimated · possible
    Reasoning Sources disagree: Neville's own 1963 telling (passage 530018) implies 1925 (four months after a 1925 arrival); secondary articles (8721, 747, 955) say 1926. Fencing both until resolved.
Place
England
Persons
Neville Goddard
Amerique
Told / reported
  1. 11 August 1926 stated · doubtful · preferred
    Source Neville Goddard Research Neville Amerique Broadway Shows And Theaters
    Why pm-actor-533: pm-actor-533: labelled told but is not a lecture telling; duplicates the unrelated Wilmington claim
  2. 2 April 1963 estimated
    Source Believe Him In
    Reasoning Passage 530018, which narrates this 1925 life event, sits inside lecture 1093 ("Believe Him In"), reverse-linked at confidence=certain (the passage is genuinely a telling of this event). Lecture 1093's own delivery date, 1963-04-02, is corroborated by two independently-derived claims in the packet: a legacy catalog claim (#142) and a separately-sourced chrome-header dateline extracted from the transcript itself, which the packet's own note states corroborates the catalog value. An independently corroborated date earns certain per lane rule. This told claim cites the lecture node (1093), not the passage, distinct from the dates claim above. || v1.1 type repair: written as `stated` by run v1.1/l4/actor417/6000-6999-b2, retyped `estimated` — the claim cites node 1093, not a passage, so it is this lane's inference rather than something Neville said in so many words (#2117).
Sources

Source

In this series

between October 1925 and January 1926
unresolved
Amerique and Neville at Ciro's, London, 1925–26
Ciro's, London
with Amerique, The Prince of Wales, King George VI
33 sources