Writing to Mr. Editor, Figaro discusses his "religious friend's" criticism of his reviews of "sensational" drama. Figaro goes into a longer discussion of De Walden's The Balloon Wedding. Figaro also makes a passing mention of Pfaff's before listing the current events in theater.
Dramatic Feuilleton
Figaro [Clapp, Henry Jr.]. "Dramatic Feuilleton." New York Saturday Press, January 20, 1866, 40-41.
Type
newspaper
Genre
review
Abstract
People Mentioned in this Work
Booth, Edwin [pages: 41]
de Walden, Thomas [pages: 40]
Figaro refers to De Walden and The Balloon Wedding. Figaro writes that he agrees with the opinion that De Walden is a "reckless dramatist" and that The Balloon Wedding "is just the recklessest piece that he had ever put on stage" (40).
Gayler, Charles [pages: 40]
Figaro refers to his past week's remarks about Gayler's Child Stealer (40).
Shaw, Henry [pages: 41]
Figaro makes a brief mention of "Josh Billings'" lecture tour (41).
The Saturday Press [pages: 40]
Figaro notes that one of his "semi-religious friends" subscribes to "three copies of the Saturday Press (40).
Wallack's Lyceum [pages: 41]
Ward, Artemus [pages: 40]
Figaro writes that his "semi-religious friend" "sits under Artemus Ward Beecher" (40).