Personne writes that the holiday week has been "dull" for the theaters, which have been mainly given over to "children and Peorians" (3). He reviews Green Bushes with a mocking French accent. In addition to general news and upcoming shows, Personne predicts a short run for A Husband to Order at Wallack's. Personne reports that it has been announced that Matilda Heron will star in a new play in Boston, Lesbia, and discusses the media response to this news. Personne announces that his five-act tragedy, Anna Maria, "is nearly ready for the stage" (3). Personne concludes the Feuilleton with a discussion of the confusion in Boston over "what to do with" the opera and the various reports and reviews from Boston critics (3).
Dramatic Feuilleton
Personne [Wilkins, Edward G. P.]. "Dramatic Feuilleton." New York Saturday Press, January 17, 1860, 3.
Type
newspaper
Genre
theater criticism
Abstract
People Mentioned in this Work
Heron, Matilda [pages: 3]
Personne reports that "the Heron" will in a new play in Boston, Lesbia (3).
Keene, Laura [pages: 3]
Personne refers to Keene's legal conflict with Mr. George Jordan. Personne also reports that the production of Bourcicault's new version of The Heart of Mid-Lothian has been announced for Monday (3).
Wallack's Lyceum [pages: 3]
Personne predicts a short run for A Husband to Order at Wallack's (3).
Wallack, John [pages: 3]
Personne mentions Mr. Lester's "irreproachable" "buckskins" in his discussion of what the audience will take away from A Husband to Order. Personne reports that his The Romance of a Young Man is expected to debut on Wednesday or Thursday (3).
Whitman, Walt [pages: 3]
Personne makes a brief mention of Whitman.