Photo and Newspaper Clippings Research Galleries

Amerique & Neville (Gilda)

1. The Gilda Gray Tour

Theater / VenueThe Live Act & Co-StarsThe Accompanying Film
E.F. Albee TheatreGilda Gray (In Person), Amerique & Neville, Harry Frankel & Joe Dunlevy (“Two Black Birds”)The Devil Dancer
B.F. Keith’s (Dayton, OH)Gilda Gray (In Person), Amerique & Neville
Loew’s StateGilda Gray (In Person), Amerique & NevilleThe Devil Dancer
OrpheumGilda Gray (In Person), Amerique & Neville
Palace TheatreGilda Gray (In Person), Amerique & Neville

2. Vaudeville Circuit & Movie Palaces

Theater / VenueCo-Stars on the Live BillThe Accompanying Film
Aldine (Wilmington, DE)Leyland and KellerVariety (Emil Jannings, Lya De Putti)
Loew’s Triboro AstoriaMitchell & Durante, Artie LloydReducing (Marie Dressler, Polly Moran)
Loew’s Theatres (General)Watson SistersHell Harbor (Lupe Velez), Outward Bound
RKO Proctor’sAmerique & Neville stage actChances (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.)
Yonkers StatesmanThe Careless Age, Outward Bound
Fox Theatre (Brooklyn)Marriage By Contract (Dec 1928)
RKO Prospect (Brooklyn)Vaudeville Bill (July 1932)
Palace Theatre (Chicago)Vaudeville Bill (July 1932)
Keith State Theatre“Dancing Artists of Very High Class”
Capitol Theatre“To Play at Capitol”
Stanley Theatre

3. Broadway & Major Stage Revues

YearShow / ProductionVenueDetails
1927My PrincessSam S. Shubert Theatre, NYOperetta. They performed a Tango in Act Two (Oct 6–22).
1929Keep it CleanSelwyn Theatre, NYBroadway revue (June 24–July 6).
1930Broadway PersonalitiesMajestic Theatre, BrooklynBilled alongside Harry Richman and Dorrah Minevitch.
1930Hello ParisShubert Theatre, NYMusical Comedy. Opened Nov 15. Co-starred Chas. (Chic) Sale, Polly Walker, and Stella Mayhew.

4. The 1927 Atlanta Summer Season (Light Opera)

This is the eight-week, fourteen-dance run at the Erlanger Theater for the Atlanta Municipal Opera Association.

  • The Pink Lady (Late June 1927)
  • The Red Mill
  • The Blue Paradise (Hungarian dance and “jewel dance”)
  • H.M.S. Pinafore (Nautical solos; preceded by “The Balloon Ballet”)
  • The Count of Luxembourg
  • Dearest Enemy (Colonial Gavotte)
  • The Wildflower (Tarantella, Tango)
  • Pom-Pom (Apache dance)

5. High-Society Clubs & International Venues

  • 1925 – Ciro’s (London): Featured attraction, performed the “jewel dance” for the Prince of Wales, Duke/Duchess of York, and Princess Helen Victoria.
  • 1925 – Winter Garden (Berlin)
  • 1925 – Ambassador (Paris)
  • 1926 – Shore Club (Mamaroneck, NY): New Year’s Dance.
  • 1935 – Hotel Bradford, The Cascades (Boston): Performed “unique dance diversions” alongside Hughie Barrett and his orchestra, Maxine Harding, and Carlos Peterson.

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Amerique & Neville Goddard (Vaudeville) - Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings
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Amerique & Neville Goddard (Vaudeville) - Photo Gallery and Newspaper Clippings
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This curated archival gallery brings his theatrical years to life, collecting rare, newly digitized newspaper clippings and show bills from 1925 to 1935 that track Neville and his partner, Amerique, across the elite stages of Europe and America.