C.B.S. discusses several theatrical affairs in this Feuilleton. He begins with a discussion of the overcrowded and theatrically disappointing opening of Miss Rushton's theater, followed by a discussion of the French Theatre and his experience watching this company at the Academy of Music. C.B.S. follows this with a discussion of Edwin Booth's return to the stage and the Herald's recent "attack" upon him that mentioned Booth's brother's crime. C.B.S. ends the main column with a discussion of Charles Webb's theatrical career, his plays' successes in California, and their anticpated arrival in New York.
Dramatic Feuilleton
C. B. S. [Seymour, Charles Bailey]. "Dramatic Feuilleton." New York Saturday Press, December 30, 1865, 344-345.
Type
newspaper
Genre
review
Abstract
People Mentioned in this Work
Booth, Edwin [pages: 345]
C.B.S. devotes a section of his column to Booth and his return to the stage. C.B.S. announces the beginning of Booth's engagement at the Winter Garden. C.B.S. also refers to the "recent attack" on Booth in the Herald relating to Booth's brother's "great crime" (345).
Wallack's Lyceum [pages: 345]