Dramatic Feuilleton Personne begins the Feuilleton with a review of "Little Patti's" debut on Thursday to somewhat smaller crowds.  Personne reviews The Oldest Man in the <cite>Magic Flute</cite> and also reprints the review of the show written by "a young man from Boston, who is looked upon, in his boarding house, as a great musical amateur, and a gentleman of fine literary talents" who writes for the <cite>Ledger</cite> and frequents Pfaff's (3). Personne gives the general theatrical news, including Sothern's law suit against Laura Keene for "breach of contract."  Personne also discusses the "Vagabond" of the <cite>Sunday Times</cite> and his admiration for Edwin Booth.  Personne also mentions Heron's upcoming performance at the Winter Garden in a benefit for Bourcicault and notes that next week's Feuilleton will be shorter due to his Thanksgiving dinner with "the protégés of the Five Points Mission" (3).