Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-10
Special Correspondence

NEW YOIuS, Fob. 3, is0i.-Charles
FTobman'a Stock company from the
Empire Thoater will make brief tour
Of the United States this summer.
Fortunate will be tho cities this per.
feot organization visits, for It, roportory
will include the chief, indeed, u might
DO said, the only great dramatic sue.
cess OF tho yoar In New York, and the
two comedies which arc tho most im.
portant triumphs In their line that the
metropolis has had In the past iow
seasons. sydney Grundy's play,
Sowing the Wind, Ia still tho dramatic
SENSATION Of Gotham. IL Is q beautiful
stage presentation, OF astrongly sympa.
thetio love story. A young woman,
radiant In all the best qualities OF hur
sex, and who has fiaen 10 eminence a.
n public Singer, lnds the ono man Ia
the whole wide world who eau make
her happy. Toe young man IL
an adopted son and his father
objects 10 the marriage OF the
young couple on tho ground that tue
lair singer 10 in u doubtful calling.
Imagine, then, how fierce and bitter
his opposition when the fact " 70.
vealed that the gill 10 child OF chance,
who knows not who hor parents were.
Gradually the revelation Ia made that
her mother was an OutcaHt, whose
name was the by.word Of the town
anu that the daughter was born out OF
wedlOck. IL N when these facts pile up
with terrible Significance aud the
woman, goaded 10 desperation by the
taunts Of her strong aud merciless
RdvorEnfies, anu distracted by the loss
OF her lover, whom she has MAZE up
her mind 20 sacrifice, assumos a b0ll
and defiant attitude ana takes nor
mothers part against the man who has
wtongsd that mother.
"Mhy should a woman be vlfluous2D
ahe demands. els vice a mans mon.
opoly2 Let the women stand by the
women and thu men by the men. Let
II be fought cut 10 the end, Sex against
texln
And then when the accusor calls
her mother "Outcast OF OuluRstsn anu To-.
peats the guubTiquut by which shu was
known IN her iulquilOus career the girl
heroine Rises w IA the grandeur AMI
majesty OF her innocence auL demands
that her mother be called by her right
name. Tho name ig sounded. lnU
hccuser falls back daZel anu uh0kiag.
He II the man who wfOugsd the scout.
cast" Tho girl standing before him Is
HE own daughter.
This powerful scene al the climax OF
the drama w only an example OF tue
strength that Shove through IL ut all
points. The play 10 not only powerful
but II Is pictorial anu has timely inter.
est for women as the several female
roles are g0Wned Ia this most charming
aud uptO.dalo o. 1880 sIyl.a. Made
ana maIrous, each, appear In several
graceful anu elegant Empire dresses,
which have hccuio settings thlt
are full OF lr..liaucy ana color
The Now York critics have
beeu unanimous in declaring thgt
Cnarlts Frohmgn's Stock cowpauy's
presentation Of Sowing the Wind the
most exquisite aud iuulueas perform
aucb ever placed upon the tsge. Tho
fashionable audiences applaud j. In the
most enthusiastic manner auu Horny
Miller anu Miss Viola Allen, who play
the ltnling r0ltri receive a hall dozen
curluiu calls every night.
Besides Henry Miller, who is the
ideal romantic sCtOr Of the molr1pli.
tau s,4ga and Misz Allen, whose nor.
Dimes ato alWays Intelligent woman.
~ and sympathetic creations, tho
htock company Includes such fav0rlte
players % William baversham, who
makes q uashing lover, Gym Scltt,the
clever light comedian, W. III, Cromp-
ton and William IL. Thompson, Tie