Dramatic Feuilleton O'Brien begins with a discussion of his thoughts on theater and discusses how the American theater should be improved.  He makes a comparison to the French, and finds Americans lacking in taste and mangagement.  O'Brien makes a point to argue that managers should not also be actors.  O'Brien also reviews Taylor's <cite>Going to the Bad</cite> at Wallack's, gives his thoughts about Mr. Ulman of the Academy of Music, and notes the theater abroad.