Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
Dramatic ord 9yrio.
Sowing the Monday-Fronm1n Returns From Europe
stephens Eack From His Vaoauon-Tho
Twenty-tourth at Brightons

The long awaited, widely adveTlisoi
play. Sowing the wind, said 60 have
been tho gtestest dramatic success g.
New York since the days Of the Two
Orphaus, comes to the rhoater Mon.
day uighL HUT Tor the all rofvaiiug
business depression, the engagement
ofthis attraction would boo The tod lee O.
event of the scason from financial
standpoint, ss II b. cure Go boz from ON
artistic one. No ON, however 'z'
poets great business, though the nu'
dlepces are sure 70 be fair.
Very few compa lics boast such ON
array Of prominent people as are 20 Do
presented in Sowing the Wind
Henry Miller heads the east, aud plays
the part Of mau of %. the iaihrr Zoo
TACT, u Viola Allen, who heads the
laoiss. Isabel lrvInH who made 20
charmi1g an Impression when Augus-
the DAly's company played here,
l. second lady. Agnes Miller
whoso beautiful WORK iu Alabama isHo
we'll remembered; talented May Rlo'
son, Mary Hampton, 10th well known
here, ami Gcnovlcvo Reynolds make
Up the remainder Of o. very strong hst
Of female talent Favruham, whose
prince ia Aristlcracy was one Of tho
hlts Of that play, W. II. Thompson,
one VI the BIS. character actors Of the
day, W. n. Cromptou, another decided
iavofi,r In salt Lake, T.. Y. sackus,
Robert EIcsou. flank Mills aud
others afr in the supporting company.
All tue rcenefy, tho properties aud tic
unique last century custumos afo
brought from New York.
Asa whole this company u Fr0h-
mans II ono VI the foremost stock
organizations Ia the country, " not IN.
deed the very i0tcm0sii u ciaima ~ bee
n stock con pauy ia that stock com.
pany haa no STAR, and that u stock
player must be- fcAuy aud Able TO play
where DO h cast. In onu drama he
may be jauuty Juvenile aud Ia
another n ufUtChpty old man. Ffsh.
mana players understand the stock
principles aud abide by tntm. Houry
Miller 10 one ui the hhuduumust luai-
ing Juveniles la this country,
aud ne has touched anu
adorned every phase OF bis art lie
has created iUlus ~ romantic young
l0vets, has shown what n uaahiug ant
brave military hero no could be, and
has appeared successfully In Hight
comedy to.cs, aud now Ia the Sowing
tho Wind lao 10 a silyer.hairtd Old ex-
man u the world Ia souef-toued but
handsome Georgian costumes, auu
Viola Allen. 10 whom he usually
pouts his heart NJ her lover on the
stage, IL maid love 70 by another
Juvenile. Ordinarily lcauing man
wOuldn't CAtc To bo AN aged party Ia n
play, but the Empire company h con
Quoted on the old-iime bt0Ck baslr, anu
Mf. Miller shows MS versatility without
impairing his personal y pulafity.
Sowing tho Wind has u simple, SYM
pathetic story In which tears aud
laughter are pleaded. lts theme Il
young love aud ita strength and
beauty lio ia the idcaiizition OF
pure and honest gitlhogd. The
dramatisps simple but earnest aud
hoart touching story Is written
around lovely girl. Her name
IL Rosamund ana shu IL singer Of
some celebrity. She has met n fins
young man, Ned Annesley, who has
maze deep impression upon her aud
has iallen Ia love with her. Rosa.
mund, knows hUt lie history, anu be,
ing aware that she was born out VI
wedlUuk she refuses TO encourage
Nedis suit, sue does not want 10 pat
the B.Ain OF her name ON bic. Ned, all
unconscious Of the cause OF huf ONO.
sltion, IL uudaunttd Aul remains hei
hero anu champion. NcI IL the
adopted son OF wealthy widoWUr
Mr.. BrabszJn. The latter nUafs OF tht
love affair aud sterniy refuses IN yield
10 Neu's entfralies tor his consent tt
their marriage. Nit. BrabuElr, how
ever, has "a ITiend Of biz, AiT. Nalkiu
look into R0shmuuu's history, auu Mt
Watkin iiuus the dark spot Ia IL. lhl
makes Mr.. BtabazJn oil the more rcs0
luto Ia hiS opyuHiuou 10 the marriage
Hut In n short tins Mr.. Bfabazln ha
on. OF his early indisofeiiOus trough
back 10 bis memory aud no learns tina
he In RUsamunu's father. Here thl
solution OF all the stratus upon thl
audience'a emotion begins, RIsamuu,
yields 10 Ned's unifeatier, aud viii
Mt BtAbazJn's blessing they are mar
rlrd.
Another Of Mr., Frahmanis utiaI
compauir-, the John Drew organizl
ton, has turned the tide Ia san Fran
cisco, aud To playing 20 Immense busr
ness. IL viii leave the Baldwin Jus
In time Tor the stock company 90 u.ci
IN, aud after touring the o0asI vii
appear In Salt Lake, giving thteO