In this piece to Mr. Editor, Figaro writes about his distaste for false anonymous reports. He also gives a list of current theatrical events. Figaro ends his column with a note that Pfaff has sold his bar to the Messrs. Kruyt.
Dramatic Feuilleton
Figaro [Clapp, Henry Jr.]. "Dramatic Feuilleton." New-York Saturday Press, March 24, 1866, 4, 5.
Type
newspaper
Genre
review
Abstract
People Mentioned in this Work
Booth, Edwin [pages: 5]
Figaro mentions that Booth is currently the "great attraction" at the Winter Garden (5).
Kellogg, Clara [pages: 5]
Figaro mentions that Kellogg's benefit was postponed and announces that it has been rescheduled (5).
Pfaff, Charles [pages: 5]
Figaro writes that "PFAFF HAS SOLD OUT" and has sold his bar to Messrs. Kruyt (5).
Wallack's Lyceum [pages: 4]
Figaro writes that he saw Mr. Editor enjoying a performance of The Serious Family at Wallack's (4).
Wallack, John [pages: 5]
Figaro writes that "A Well-Known New Yorker" has reported that Wallack has left the stage to write a play. Figaro argues that it is well known among the theatrical community that Wallack is currently too ill to perform (5).