Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-10-03 | Page 31 | "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" Will be Played at Utah

Rebecca Rebec a of Sunnybrook Farm Will Vil Be Played at at the the Utah Under Cover will be presented at atthe atthe atthe the Utah theatre theatre tor the last tine time to to- to night This thrilling story of ot Intrigue In the tho government secret service has J received the heartiest kind of ot a reception reception recep- recep Lake theatre theatre- tion lion at the at-the the hands of Salt e goers Tom Powers has bas proven himself a areal areal areal real favorite in hi hla s role as Stephen StephenD D Denby b A most ost pleasant I surprise was given Salt Lakers this week veele In the work of Armorel Dixon who though not a regular regular regular regu regu- lar member of the Utah players company company company com com- pany has has' carried off the honors honors' in in a most moet dif difficult leading difficult leading female role Despite De De- De- De spite a 8 most offer Miss Dixon will viII not be able to remain with the Utah players ers throughout the season The Utah players announce Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Jann as their thel offering for this week beginning with tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow tomor- tomor row nl nights night's performance This ful New England story written b by Kate Douglas Ju fa Wiggin fi r Sl Is ryno no doubt one of the most moat popular novels In existence The story Is Js woven about the girlhood girlhood girl girl- hood of a little h New England lass and takes us through her her Joys and sorrows up un to the time of ot the budding of womanhood womanhood womanhood wom wom- and nd the birth of love in her herA heart A A- Abig big big- success is expected of Lucile le Rogers In the title role of this play whose girlishness and personal charm adapt her particularly for the portrayal of the ll light ht hearted New Nev England I maiden The part of Jeremiah Cobb will be played by Frank E. E Jamison a aNew aNew New York artist who possesses a personality personality per per- so like that of the old farmer that one one would say that h ho ho had been created for the part Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm will open Monday evening and continue throughout the entire week Including Wednesday and Saturday matinees