Dramatic Feuilleton Personne begins with a review of Stoepel's "Hiawatha" and cites Mrs. Heron-Stoepel as a highlight of the performance.  He gives the production a positive review.  Personne notes that <cite>The Veteran</cite> is still a success at Wallack's.  He makes brief mention of Laura Keene's suit against Purdy at the National over <cite>Our American Cousin</cite> and the oddity of her injunction.  Personne writes that the Editor of the <cite>Saturday Press</cite> has seen <cite>Our American Cousin</cite> and "is convalescing, but is cautioned against any similar imprudence in the future" (2).  Personne also mentions the playwriting work done by Brougham and Goodrich on the adaptation of <cite>The Dark Hour Before the Dawn</cite> for an amateur production by the Dramatic Fund.    Personne also provides a good deal of general theatrical news.