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Hiss Mariowe 4. the Play.

Julia Marlowe az Charlotte Durand Is
the play. She Is married in the first
act to Captain Francis Oliver. Con
federate soldier, and Immediately after
the ceremony discovers that he Is a
traitor and spy. A fierce struggle first
10 make him do right before she fully
grasps the truth that he Is a villain
ends In a battle with herself as TO her
duty, and when she resolves that she
cannot deliver her husband of few
moments to drumhead court martial
and death she sends him away never to
return to her, throws herself into the
cause he has dlshonored and saves ev-
erythlng. discovers everything, helps
everybody. When most at peace with
herself, she Is shocked by the reappear-
ance OF her husband. Captain Oliver
Crank Worthing), who as a wounded
prisoner has been exchanged. Now she
rightly suspects he is on some new mis-
chief bent and tears the bandage from
his arm to prove her worst fears true.
The villain Is In his old paths. and as
she cannot betray him she determines
not to let him move without her. Her
wifely tears and prayers do not deceive
him, and he succeeds In getting away
10 guard the ambulances containing
treasure for paying soldiers and other
southern expenses. This she knows
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The GonIkeeper.

The goalkeeper defends the goal
which consists or TWO poles placed up.
right In the Ice about six feet apart ana
live feet nigh, TINS player STANDS De-
tween the posts and OF course, uses
every FAR effort within his power ana
STICK hands and body to keep the
puck Ia small solid rubber disK) from
being forced through the goal Natu-
rally the goalkeeper must be a man OF
great qulckness In the use OF eyes
hands ana body Also he must be ab-
solutely fearless, Tor the puck Is sent
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Julia Marlowe Is great actress in
certain roles and as Juliet has no supe-
rlor In the lighter parts of Charlotte
Durand she was simply revelation
for she struck that difficult note be-
tween repression and overacting In
her scorn she was grand and whitening
and her face was a study as she showed
her contempt and loathing for her re-
turned husband. In the third act there
IL dance given for the Union officers
stationed in the Gllmer residence to
guard the wounded master OF the south
ern home, and In this Charlotte IS com
PEELED as blind TO take part She is
watching for signals from the Loulsi-
ana shore and Is held as d sort OF pris-
oner until morning in her own home.
her blackguard husband being now
there In the Federal uniform. He is
madly In love with his wife OF a few
moments, and It Is six months since he
was sent OF. He is jealous Of her inter-
est in Lieutenant Ferry and knows that
some signal OF danger Is arranged be-
tween them II she cannot get beyond
the lines tonight lie watches from a
window above unknown 10 her and she
has Just before the dance began, sent a
red rose to Lieutenant Ferry to tell OF
her detention. Every moment she
watches, smiles driven away BY dread.
followed by weary lines Of anxiety and
finally the house Is entered, and every
man present covered by two 10 one.
Unseen Oliver advances until Char
lotte discovers him and covers Ferry s.
body with her own, which receives the
assassins ball. Oliver ESCAPES dies
later In a Union hospital. and she re-
covers to win the love OF Ferry.
The work OF Miss Marlowe In this
dance was study Frank Wurthlng
Is seen IN the best work OF his career as
Captain Oliver. The women Of the cast
were very poor and the men only fairly
good except those mentioned above. who
sustained their roles credhahly. I should
Ike TO see Julia Marlowe In some stron-
ger role requiring more OF her wonder.
ful atllty queen Flametia" may
have ovettaXed her, but she win never
suffer from the strain Of The Cava.
Her. which. while It In all Charlotte
Durand (Mlss Marlowe's role), does not
unduly call upon her powers.
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get through the opposing line and shoot
goals lnasmuch as they are on the
jump from start 70 finish. II can readily
be realized that their work Is OF most
trying nature. They must be fast,
strong skaters and quick dodgers while
carrying the puck.
So far as the rules are concerned.
there is one on which all the others may
be said to hinge. This Is the offside
regulation. II provides that every play
er must be on bis side OF the puck at
all tmes-that Is, he must have the
puck between him and the goal he Is
attacking The rule also states that
each player must be 'onside" when the
puck is passed to him, as In old time
shinney. When player Is offsde, he
must skate back until he gets back Of
the puck, or In other words, between
the puck and the goal he Is defending
He must do this quickly, for his team
may be penalized by the referee II he
''loafs offside.'
Opportunities for fouling are frequent
In hockey, and men should try to pay
fair, clean game. Roughness should
not be tolerated.
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CINCINNATI OPERA.

The Mascagni Grand Opera company
will appear in the Cincinnati Music
hall Jan. and s, in the evening and a
matinee performance on the latter date.
The operas to be given are "Cavallerla
Rusticana" and 'zanetto," double bill;
Iris" Mascagnrs masterpiece, Japa-
nese In character, and "Ratcliff,' OF
Scotch delinestion, one Of Mascagnrs
best compositions.
MaSCagni viii conduct all the per-
fofmanccs in person The company will
consist Of 100 people, seventy Of whom
are In the orchestra and the remainder
In the chorus. The sololsts and orches-
ira win all be from Italy and Of Mas
cagnis selection. The chorus Is largely
composed of New York music students
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to stagnate business everywhere, has at
last been settled-Alice Nielsen did not
declare that she would never more APP
pear in comic opera. In addition 10 its
effect upon the affairs Of nations, think
how Melba, Patti. sembrlch Calye, AL
bani and the rest Of The song birds viii
receive this announcement But let
them not exhibit too much citation, for
Miss Nielsen, while she has said that
she did not say that she would never
again appear In comic opera did not
say that she had said that She had
abandoned grand opera Or her designs
thereupon (Puzzle)
Seriously, when some oyer2ealous
friend announced that Miss Nielsen had
done with comic opera for good and
al her admirers were genuinely grieyed.
for they felt that she was throwing
away magnificent opportunity to
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yachting experts will have their tois
In the trial races at Manchester Mass
Fleet Captain G II. Akin Of the chi.
cago Yacht club, owner and skippe, a
the Minota and one Of the best knox,
and most enthusiastic amateur sailor
In that city, Is the leading spirit In III
plan to bring the Canadas CUP TO Il,
United States, Fleep Captain Akin,
yacht did very good work year az,
in the trial races for the selection Of /
defender for the Canadas cup, and hs
energy has done much toward putin,
the Chicago Yacht club into the place
IL holds today.
Mr.. Atkin proposes to form synd.
cate which shall build q challenger for
the cup. II is believed that no great
difficulty Will be found In raising funds
sufficient for the purpose among the
boat owners.
The type Of boat which will contes,
for the Canada's cup win be Of the for.
~ foot class under the new restricted
rules. This Is taken 10 mean forty feet
on the water line and sixty feet more o.
less over all. This viii make the boat
approach the size OF the Vanenna.
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make herself pre- eminent In q COM
mendable and enormously profitable
line and at the same time was about TO
embark in field in which her work at
the best could only be hoped to be com
monplace, from the latter day grand
opera standpoint.
Miss Nielsen is a chic creature, with
a really fine voice for comic opera, but
that does not mean that she would
shine beside Eames and Media and
Semhrich That she has determined
that comic opera is her forte II She
has so decided, IS a good thing alike FOR
her and for the American theater going
public. GRACE w ELTON.
New York.
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| Verona IN j. Skating club, who won
the half. five and ten mile champion
ship races last January at Verona lake,
near Montclalr N. j.. and finished Sec
ond In the three mile event. Sinnirud
Is better known as the Terrible
swede." He says he has had enough
amateur honors and so has decided to
enter the races for the professional
championships OF the United States and
Canada, to beheld at Montreal Feb. 7.
Sinnirud should have no difficulty In
winning a large slice Of Canadian prize
money He clearly outclasses any other
skater in the amateur ranks in either
this country or the Dominion, and
while the professional contests are fast
err than the amateur, the Swede will not
find the difference too great for him to
overcome.
Samuel Montgomery OF the National
Skating association, who will manage
the coming amateur races, is of the
opinion that the number OF entries will
exceed last years record.
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Wis. The play deals with bon "S stOui
hemIan life. Miss Millward wa w. from
to sail for England when The oa ,,, On.
Mr.. Miller came. She promptly v
packed her trunks. -, nlayins
Edward Abcies. who has e.. ~ viii
Charley Banastar in "Mrs' 'ss 49, hen
transferred TO the Are lou a,igIrsIlJ
company. He plays the pa'' 0'
p,aysd Nv Leo D!trIchstein.
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rW-HE national skating champion
ships viii be very interesting
this year They will probably %
Y held at Poughkeepsie N. J..
about the middle of January ana
besides a majority OF the contestants OF
last year there will be on hand a nan
score Of new performers anxious 10 iol-
low IN the skate tracks Of the unsur-
passed Donoghues. George Philips,
Sam Montgomery and other natloha'
champions OF years past
Among the men who are to compete
are NJ, Wood OF the Verona On. ~
Skating club who last season captured
the one and three mile championships
from an unusaally large and speedy
field OF Americans and Canadians; H.
Sager and w. W. Swan Of the New
York Athletic club, a. y. Pixie OF
Montreal, who lnished second In last
years half mile championships e. BEL
lefeuille OF Rat Portage, who finished
third in the half mile and one mile
events; W. Codwell Of the Montreal A.
A. A., Henry Taylor Of Buffalo, j, u
johnson of Newburg, ~ Y; T. j. Rob
son OF the Toronto Y NJ. {, A. u, 81.
Mare Of Montreal, etc,
A prominent absentee from the COM
ing races win he Peter snnirud of the
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London in course OF time by Beerbohm
Tree. Details Of the American produc-
ton are not yet to be had.
Rehearsals have begun for George
AIDES new comic opera, Peggy From
Paris" which Henry W. Savage VIII
produce az the studebaker theater Chi
cago The music was written by WI
liam Lorraine
John Considine has organized bene-
ht for Miss Marie Dressler 10 be given
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ciety' with scenes mostly laid in and
about New York city with several ep-
lsodes suggestive Of actual occurrences
IN what Is termed the smart set,
Miss Eta Reed Mrs. Corse Payton)
is TO open on Jan. Is TIE old Criterion
theater, Brooklyn. which she has re-
Gently purchased. under the name Of
Mrs. Paytcn's Playhouse. The ushers
and orchestra are 10 be women exclu-
siyely. and It 10 to be q woman's ven.
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az the Victoria theater, New York.
sunday evening. Jan. l. Thomas W.
lyley has taken active charge OF the
arrangements. and Sam Bernard will
act as stage manager. The use OF the
theater has been donated BY Oscar
Hammerstein.
Mrs. Robert Osborn has accepted a
comedy drama by Charles Frederic
Nirdlinger, entitled The Valcourt
Scandal" 1t is play Of modern So
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CHICAGO ! YAcHTsMsN
Aht AFTER TWO Clio,

Chicago yachtsmen a,a MI
go after two OF the moe, p'epaflhs /
phles-barring the Amer,o ,a'nous IL
the continent next summsr cup-a
nearest to the hearts Of va. rifst "
,eurs go. comes the canada's eun 's
s ss,a, races s,,, a. ;, Rochester early /,
s snan " !. Is announced be- N ~, y y
open '', 70 outside clubs, and cs MON
wn,ch has been intimately as sa''ss
with the canadas cup throu s,sO'l''a
history OF that trophy Il n,s snoaI u
send q yacht to the Rocbestas ' i
which VIII be chosen challos SVqlsa
race against the defondlng ' ' v
Toronto In August The $50. savl' I
cup is the second trophy as,, anha
and, unless plans go amlss 1 rs
- - ~ fNiltt
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York Jan. 70 VIII be a one act play
which win be performed by Mr. +. II.
sothern and Miss Ethel Barrymore.
oscar Hammersteln has announced
mat he hc1 secured the American rights
Tor the English version OF the drama
based on Tolstols novel "Resurrec-
ton The drama has recently been
produced In Paris and will be put on in
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STAGE Chat OF The MOMENT.

Francis Rogers, New York baritone,
has been asked to sing at the White
House for President and Mrs. Roose-
welt Jan. Z. Mr.. Rogers sang al the
White House some wears ago for Pres
ident and Mrs. Mckinley
Among the interesting features 70 be
offered at the Georgia Cayyan testlmo-
NAL at the Broadway thesier, New
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Alice Nlelsen's Latest.

This queer old earth. which for some
months has been lying motionless upon
It's theatrical axis, may again begin ia
whiz around az the rate OF something
less than 1000 miles an hour. for a
weighty question q question the deep
consideration OF which has threatened
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The Cover Point.

As his name suggests the cover
points work Is to cover or protect the
point. He must break up formations Of
opposing forwards whenever possible.
BY doing this he gives the point an OPP
portunity TO wrest the puck from the
attackers. The three foregoing posi-
tions have described form the defen-
sive division, and the players involved
must never under any circumstances
leave the goal unguarded,
The remaining four members OF a
team make up the offensive division
On them rests the duty OF scoring goals
as Is the case with the forwards In a
basket ball team. To be sure, the for
wards endeavor to keep down their
opponents score, but their chief duty
is TO make points. On their ability In
this particular branch OF the game
rests the success Of the team.
When the rink is Of regulation size,
four men are played on the forward
line, but when the playing surface is
.----.--
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ture all through. The decorations are
TO be In 'peachblow," and the pro-
grainme viii have no advertisements.
Charles Hickman and Margaret Anglin
are TO play the principal parts in The
Unforeseen. q new drama by Robert
Marshall. which will be given at the
Empire theater. New York.
Miss Jessie Millward has been en-
gagged to support Henry Miller In his
new comsdy by Richard Harding De.
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N MOTHER dramatlzed novel, "The
M Cavaier'--heayen defend u.s.
LA have never read the book, but
N have seen the play and With
no less a person than Julia Mar
lowe in the star role. George w. Gable
wrote "rhe Cavalier" and Paul Kester
and George Middleton made play Of
1t. As to the merits Of the novel |
therefore cannot speak, but the play IL
Interesting even II the gentlemen did
borrow from Ouida, Gillette and Har-
rlet Beecher stowe. Secret Service
Cigarette and Topsy are all there
There are some bits too manlfestly ma
chine made and theatrlc for woman Of
the calibcr of Julia Marlowe, and these
really cheaper the grade Of the play
for instance, the death scene OF Cap
tain Jewett The prayer said By Char
lotte Durand Miss Marowe) at his
side, followed by her singing OF The
Star Spangled Banner" was effective,
but cheap. Then unseen soldiers join
ing in near the last and the opening Of
the scene disclosing the carload OF Tn
ion prisoners who sang again the loved
words to their dying captain-this
strongly suggested the old animated
song sheet idea Pretty, but 30 out of
place In Julia Marlowe productlonl
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CHAMPION GEORGE BorHNER EXECUTING A HAMMER LOCK

George Bohner the worlds champion lightweight wrestler w
question skiu performer In the today Foreign "a
alike fallen his
spread than in his refuse challenge -
compelled outside ghveM
engagements prominent heavywegh handicap m
penng the B
Cleveland
having throw the slippery lightweight times
hour.
Of a worth see Bg.
him high rank instructor
gymnasium of the Bothner Elmer Health Culture are a
well attended
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The Hockey Season.

The Hockey Season.
Now that the. hockey season Is down
upon US aud thousands OF strong
llmhed, ruddy checked young athletes
are chasing theteluslye puck 1t becomes
Of interest to consider, eyen II briefly.
the nature of this game transplanted
from Canada eight or nine years ago.
Each player In the official game OF
hockey, as played by the various
leagues throughout the United States,
is equipped with stick curved at the
end so that about six inches OF the inn
plemeht rests on the ice. Seven men
constitute team, and they are named
as follows;
Goal, point, cover point rover, right
forward, left forward and center for
ward.
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Duties Of the Rover.
The puck is frequently shot behind
the goal posts, and then II becomes the
duty OF the center forward TO 60 after
It and drive It to the rover, who has
placed himself IN front of the goal
ready TO send the puck between the
posts on receiving IT, Thus II IL evident
that the rover must always be ready to
back up the whole forward line and
take Instant advantage OF mistakes on
either side. vel
The three forwards work together as
much as possible Combination plays
are their forte, and on them rests the
responsibility for the development of
team work, Their principal aim Is to
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The play has some interest some very
conventional spots, some brightness and
many theatric situations. II is rather
draggy at times, and the second act is
incontinently long.
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Ice Sports
BY FREDERICK r. TooMBs.

great rivalry between the New York
and the Jersey yachtsmen, and every
year their best boats are matched for
the championship, which is now held by
the Gothamltes,
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AJulIa MarloSve
81 IN ~
''Obe Cax,aHer''
PIny Ii Interesting.

means betrayal to the north, and she in
part fails in her efforts to stop II.
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Wisconsin IN rce Yacht ceu,er.

Wisconsin an Ice Yacht Ceater.
Although the eastern clubs seem 10
hold the balance Of power In Ice yacht
ing fairs. westerners are pushing rap
Aly to the fore, and the lakes and riV-
ers In the west and middle west afford
ungurT Gssed facilities for the enjoy
ment OF the sport Wisconsin Is one Of
the leading Ice sport states. and on az
least three lakes Peewaukee, Monona
and Oconomowoc-- there are now In
progress officially scheduled races. At
Madison regattas are held every Sat-
urday during the frozen season. There
are a dozen or more ice yacht clubs In
Wisconsin. and their development has
brought into considerable prominence
the building Of the speedy craft. In
Milwaukee there are several iceboat de-
signers and contractors. who are doing
a large business.
In the east the interest cen,ers In
New York and New Jersey Empire
State enthusiasts flock to the Hudson
river and Orange lake. near Newburg.
In Jersey their haven IL the shallow
Shrewsbury river, where was made the
present worlds mile record and where
Joe Donoghue won some Of his most
notable skating victories There Is
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Ice Yachting.

Is there any man alive who believes
he has never been really excited?
Is there any man who has never expe-
rienced genuine thrill?
Is there any man who cannot scare up
an appetite?
Is there any man who considers loco
motives and automobiles the fastest
machines built?
II person exists TO whom the fore
going queries apply. he should imme-
diately take sail on an ice yacht.
Here Is a sport as spectacular as the
chariot races in the days Of ancient
Rome. as dangerous as halloonlng, as
fascinating to its followers as the turn
Of the roulette wheel 10 the hablual
gambler and as celebrating as only an
active. outdoor winter pastime can be.
Small wonder Is H. then, that at the
present time We find hundreds OF Ice
boat owners enjoying the rare sport at
their command, and the famous speed
ing stretches IN different parts OF the
country are daily the scenes Of races
and cruises IN which the graceful tri-
runnered craft skim the glistenips sur
face at a rate OF speed that would soon
leave In the rear a mile a minute ex-
press train.
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The play Is Of the south near the
close of the war, and before the curtain
falls the struggle is over. II is by the
way, the only war story ] have ever
seen where the union OF loving hearts
at the finish does not closer bind north
and south. Here the happy couple are
both southerners The northerner who
figures In the love interest Is Captain
Jewett (E. L. Davenport, who, though
enamored of Charlotte Durand, never
tells her, and be is killed In the third
act.
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Wilson Is one OF the fairest and most
popular speed purveyors IN the cycle rae
ing arena. and he has been offered a
large sum Of money 10 20 abroad 10 ride
IN Paris where Is manifested a lively In
terest IN affairs OF the wheel. He II well
satisfied with his profits on this side for
the present, however and II Is more than
probable that he will refuse to cross the
pond.
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small one OF the quartet IL sent back TO
act In conjunction with both forwards
and backs. as the occasions present
themselves. He IL called rover.
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