In this column, Clare focuses on the recent dramatic performances in the city. She begins with a lengthy discussion of Colleen Bawn at Laura Keene's Theatre. Clare discusses the actors' performances, the wardrobe, and the plot of the play. Clare also makes a late mention of Poor Young Man at Wallack's. She also includes, possibly humorously, that it has been announced that there is to be a line of millinery called "Fabbri" after the opera singer. Clare concludes with a humorous discussion of the prevalence of feather beds as props in the current dramatic productions.
Thoughts and Things
Clare, Ada. "Thoughts and Things." New-York Saturday Press, April 17, 1860, 2.
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newspaper
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commentary
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Brougham, John [pages: 2]
Clare mentions Brougham's role in Poor Young Man as one of the two that were superior to the French version of the play (2).
Keene, Laura [pages: 2]
Clare discusses Laura Keene's new play, Colleen Bawn. Clare discusses Keene's performance in the play and her acting abilities (2).
Wallack, John [pages: 2]
Clare discusses Mr. Lester's demeanor in the production of Poor Young Man (2).