Dramatic Feuilleton

Figaro mentions "our good friend George Arnold" in reference to John Cooke. Figaro mentions that "we are soon to have a monument" to Arnold in the form of a book by Winter (8).

Figaro discusses Bennett's "outrageous attack" on Booth, who is performing at the Winter Garden and the public backlash involved in such an attack (9).

Figaro notes in a P.S. that Eytinge has left the Winter Garden (9).

Figaro notes that Gardette has returned from Philadelphia and that he was asked to explain the joke in the Saturday Press about how "Figaro 'died of rum and recklessness.'" Figaro gives an account of Gardette's explanation (8).

Figaro mentions Gayler's The Child-Stealer set to be performed in New York; it had already run in Philadelphia (8).

Figaro thanks C.B.S. for keeping the column going in his absence (8).

Figaro mentions that there was some confusion in Philadelphia over a joke in the Saturday Press that "Figaro 'died of rum and recklessness'" (8).

Figaro mentions the "monument" to Arnold that will be erected in the form of Winter's book (8).