Drama.

Plays by Sophie Treadwell have been teaching Broadway from time to time since at least as far back as the early twenties. They have generally been serious in intention, and they have generally been received by commentators with a certain seriousness. The story is concerned with a young widow who comes back from long residence in Paris, France to a Western farming community and the people with whom she had grown up. But the simple and sturdy way of life to which she had hoped to return has disappeared.