Dramatic Feuilleton Figaro writes enthusiastically of the return of the <cite>Saturday Press</cite> and sends "a word of greeting to my old theatrical friends, and promise[s] them when the time comes, to write of them with as much candor and impartiality as ever" (8).  Figaro lists two topics which we could discuss about the theater that have already been covered.  He discusses his great "surprise" at the acting of Miss Kate Reginolds" at the Broadway Theatre and his "delight" to see her share the stage with his "old favorite" Mr. W.H. Smith (9).  Figaro also gives a general report of the status of the Broadway, Winter Garden, Olympic, and French Theatres.  The Feuilleton is followed by a series of humorous notes about several topics, including Pfaff's new garden, the <cite>Saturday Press</cite>, the <cite>Herald</cite>, and Artemus Ward.