Date (happened)
between 1925 and 1930
(possible)
Jimmie Fidler syndicated 'Views of Hollywood' column, media:1046 (clip dated c.1953 by corpus AI pass, referencing Mickey Spillane's 1952 novel 'Kiss Me, Deadly'). External authority: Wikipedia's Neville Goddard biography ('began his theatrical career as a dancer in 1925 at the Hippodrome... headlining venues such as the Palace Theatre and Loew's Rochester Theater') and Cool Wisdom Books' own research page 'Neville & Amerique: Broadway Shows and Theaters' (coolwisdombooks.com), which documents his Broadway credits running to Nov 1930 ('Hello Paris').
Persons
Career-retrospective column (Jimmie Fidler, c.1953) names the New York Hippodrome as a venue where Neville 'was a sensation' while dancing, within his documented 1925-1930 stage career. No specific production, role, or exact engagement date is given by any of the three surviving clippings of this identical syndicated column (media:1046, 1056, 1172).