Generic career-retrospective mention of Neville's Broadway dancing career (c.1953 Jimmie Fidler column); no specific production named.

A 'Crystal Bath' promotional gravure-section piece quoting Amerique and Neville on using the product 'after performances', describing them as appearing in light opera (venue/production not legible).

Preview announcing that Amerique and Neville, 'the graceful dancers who have scored such a hit here in the other operas', will introduce special dances into the Atlanta Municipal Opera Association's p

A mid-1950s 'Views of Hollywood' retrospective column recalls that Neville 'starred on Broadway' earlier in his career, without naming a production; his only documented Broadway credits run 1927 ('My

In 1927, in his hotel room, Neville felt a peculiar sensation begin in his head; it intensified and he found himself catapulted out of the body and set down on a beach among strangers.

As a boy he was savagely caned by a schoolteacher for quoting a Bible verse as "take up your bed" instead of "take up your couch" and for not producing the family Bible, which his brother Cecil had; t

Gilbert & Sullivan's "H.M.S.

Atlanta Municipal Opera manager Haase reports signing Amerique and Neville after seeing 'several star dancing teams' in New York and judging them 'unquestionably the best I saw'.

Sigmund Romberg's operetta "The Blue Paradise", performed by the Atlanta Municipal Opera Association during its 1927 summer season at the Erlanger Theatre.

Rotogravure pictorial-section feature (Crystal Baths massage endorsement) describing Amerique and Neville as 'now appearing at the Erlanger theater during the season of light opera' — consistent with

Frank Daniel's preview of the Atlanta Municipal Opera Association's Red Mill (Victor Herbert, first produced 1906), 'the second weekly production of its third summer season'.

Atlanta Journal human-interest feature, "Opera Dancer Introduces Her Family", published during the Atlanta Municipal Opera Association's 1927 season at the Erlanger Theatre, where Amerique and Neville

Franz Lehár's operetta "The Count of Luxemburg", performed during the Atlanta Municipal/Erlanger summer stock season of 1927 (an ~8-week season from late June including The Pink Lady, The Red Mill, Th

The Atlanta Municipal Opera Association's premiere of 'The Pink Lady', Monday, June 20, 1927 — the opening production of the association's third summer season (eight weeks, sixty-four performances) at

The Atlanta Journal feature 'Opera Dancer Introduces Her Family': Amerique (off-stage, Janette Johnson) shown with her mother Susan Kirby Johnson and their dog Snuff, and Neville; Amerique's father Ma

The Atlanta Journal feature 'Opera Dancer Introduces Her Family', on Amerique (Janette Johnson) and her family, published during the Atlanta Municipal Opera's 1927 Erlanger season.

Newspaper photo caption (Sunday, June 19, 1927) previewing Amerique and Neville's Monday opening at the Erlanger Theatre, Atlanta — the start of the Atlanta Municipal Opera's 1927 summer season.

Contemporaneous review ('The Red Mill Entrances Big Audience at Erlanger') of the Atlanta Municipal Opera's 1927 production of The Red Mill, the second of the season's eight weekly productions; Ameriq

Generic promotional mention (a Crystal Bath alcohol-massage endorsement ad, duplicated across three separate gallery scans) describing Amerique and Neville as 'one of the most famous dancing teams' th