Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

NV ANNAH
There ore two pliys b. tbIa city no"
that every body h. going TO see. ono is
"s,wing tie Wind" Of ih" Empire
theater, the other ia "Charley's Aun'
at the STANDARD ihra,er They are sue
ce,ses Of extraordinary proportions 1nd
Of the sind too that are enduring.
"sowiag the Wind" IL syducy GrYr'
dy,s play which is running TO irc'
mondour busincss at the Comedy lh'.
alter, Londou, ami which has had a
moot beautiful aud complete produc
lion at the Empire thoa,ur here.
Manager Charles Frphmau,tu whom
American Leoplu are indebted iof blth
"Chnrley'A Auop aud sowing the
Wind hssrivrn Mr.Gruniy's power
iul play "a splendid cast. lu % hfa
those leading mutfnl 0litau iavyflir-i
Henry Miller uud Viola Aleu- Who're
wofk IL always delicate aud iull
Of charming au.tuuCJrti W. H.
Cfnmutoa aud W. J. ihUmr '1ui
who are inimitaJle in their pJflrni
lures VI cccnutfic chtrsglCu, Wllhnu
Favefshsni, tue clever imIcrouaipf
OF lmpulsivo young iuvtFi May
Robson, the tust woman on ne eiugv
fHf originality u comedy chafacicfi-
Ettiou; Agnes Millur tho most VIM
come u all the iugeuuus, hui olhcia
equally good Ia their reflective linsa.
Tntsu excellent players IA cllonul
Georgian costumes on back grounds ~
pretty sconefius make a scflru OF eA.
quisite Pmug.liku pictures that hll ihu
eye ard dtlgut the t0ul, The acting
aud tue slory oi tho play t1DugH, are
tie thiugs. iSuch finished hisiriluism
has never before been presented Ia
New York. A more perfect PERFORM
nncc, smoother, Tounlof stronger ami
ut points gfandef, could not be con-
cuivtd.
An the players arc seen al their best,
and the embodiment OF wonderfully
attractive girlhoOi presented ~ Mites
Alien's Rosamund Ia without an cquul
iu modern stage creations. N0samuud n
q pure. sweet and lovely young woman
whose virtues shine splendiuly ugniust
the shadows 0f vice, the playwright
places behind her. She ~ noble typu,
classified IN an atmosphere ~ social
tin. Hue has n heart nud sue loves with
Oh, such wealth anu warmth Of paf-
sion, but the clouds OF disappointment
come over her sky. The QUE man she
has met In all her life who has seemed
n EUI O. her anu Tor whom
she would willingly lay down
her life, h torn nom her by an
adaptive father. And why2 BE.
cause Rosamuud, ~ a child OF chance,
because her mother was not married 10
her inthcr when she was boRottcn.
This beau,liul, lore, weak creature
has TO fight her battle against tue up.
poaite ttx single handed, but she wins
glorious victory and nuda ut once a
ttus husband aud fond parent. There
lea thrilling climax TO the drama. No.
mAuis heart aud womhn'a love are a.,
tetustingly unveiled and tnore IL
delicate but masterly and i0Tcoiu
antwor mhde by tho ufnmntist 10 thi
question put by Rotamund 20 her thei
unfevealtd, iaibeE "Why should we
men DO viflu0us2 Must mau have !
monopoly Of yice?"
The Empire n crowded at every per
flfmance VI Sowing the Wiui, aud
The audiences rival those at the Opcf
Ia bEilliancy Of dress anu novelty OF IN
fashions displayed. wednesday mat
inees have been added IN consequence
OF the great success Of the piece.
Charley'u Aunt, ut the STANDARD,
asucooss Of seventeen weeks standing
IL IL the greatest farce comedy trump
that this country has known In twont
years. 10 IL to funny 10 describe
over 100000 prraons VA New iofi
have laughed a. u already AMI BoitJ
too isgoiug crazy over No. Slucu itwa
produced AZ the STANDARD the house 90
been packed 10 standing room at ever
Performance. There nro Wednoida
and Saturday mAiinues VI Charley
Aunt, too.
Busincts Ia bad nj most Of the oihe
housee. Mrs. John Drew IA giving h,
uutqualled performances Of Mrs. Mali
prop In The Rivals this week a; IN
Fourteenth Street thUaior. Peter
Daley has been attracting oxcrllof
hOustH 10 the BJou, where he Cnulinue
Chaflvy'n Aunt had itH loom perform
Anee al the Standard last night. Georl
Thatcher and Africa have NOT bee
doing much at the Star. li92 has "a
pefienced quite drop Ia business
PalmeT's. T.. =. Willard continues
the Garden thtater In The Professor
Love Story, which 10 q very entertain
ing play; but tho business ~ not goo.
Low .ckatader, with minstrel party
IL NJ toe Park thealer. Joe Gfism,
and the New south arc at ID
Peoples thtaler this week. N
twelve huudrtdth tvT.urmaul
OF Robin HoOj, by the 30
tonlans, occufs on the 18Th at q
broadway thcAleE rhu spectacle
America continues No the MutI0pOl
tan on the OIL nights VI tho opera, bJ
n not doing much buslutsi; ncilul
does the opera attract crowds. Abur
and Gpu viii undoubtedly loco a gree
deal OF money 0h these Two upyuul
tons before the season 10 over. SEul
Lavender IL In its last week nj ti
Lyceum, rs Our Country Cousin
comes on tho eighth.
II Will be IA monster event that M
various artists VI tho city hava unite
Ina whOlu'sUulud manner % render d
IhuulUy evening next The HabU
nacle choir, tho Choral society aud %
OrphOuu club viii c0mbiue. stephen
KTouse, Careless, Radcnlc, DaynD
and Peabody VIII w tue uILlugau
aud accompanying. The program wi
include % number by tuat acc0u
plishul pianist, Miss Celia Snltp, aa
uew mtzzI, Mics ns,oIlpye, VIII
has lately arrived lu illB city, aud VII
10 sad 90 be highly mplishu
artist, VIII make her de-. puGuc b1W
Tue Iull program Is as fJiIuw.:
t-uvrrturC. .ra..,-. ,.,,.. TU.stur UrrUgst
conducted By lIaI Geo. Careless