The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
Anusenents.
,,rrIr WALTER BURTON.

I,rrLE WALTER BURTON.
II rink goers desire to witness some'h'ht
unusually attractive they should oy al
neans not miss the performance tonight
Walter Burton, the child bicycle rider CT the
world. " II give an exhibition of riding the
wheel that is both wonderful and amusing
Wednesday night the little boy rode at the
rink party, and all those who were fortunate
enough 10 see him pronounce the perform
.nce the most wonderful of the kind ever
witnessed. He is but child, and as yer
hut six wears of age, but he is thorough
mas,er of his wheel and rides it like
trained professional, which he undoubtedly
;s There have been some Of the best bicycle
riders in the country at the Ottawa RINK but
this little child is fully the equal Of the best
Go and see him and you will say the same
The Corner Grocery" had fair attend
ance at the opera house Tuesday night sam
f. Ryan, the comedian of the piece IS a
clever and witty actor, but the play Is alto
pe,her one more for juveniles than ADULTS
and is not fully calculated to give scope to
his genius as funny man,
zozo. THE MAGIC QUEEN.
The opera house management have secured
for both Monday and Tuesday nights of next
week january 18th and l9th) the grand
spectacular comedy drama, with It's realistic
scenery, beautiful costumes, novel surprises
transformations and scenic effects, entitl d
"Zo1o," the Magic Queen. 1t is grand ana
dazzling beyond description and is drawing
crowded houses everywhere. We publish
the following from the Rochester a. ~ Dem,
ocrat:
Nothing approaching this spectacle was
.var eeen in this city before IL was really
beautiful elaborate and artistic. The trans
formation scene at the close elected great
admiration and applause, and the audience
all lef, the theatre very much pleased with
the entertainment. The company has many
good looking young ladies', some pieas'hs
singers. and some very intelligent actors
The company, including the fairies ana 10
reno, the Demon the captain OF the ios'
shin. and the sailors were all that could be
desired The audience was composed largely
az ladies, and it may be stated that the play
is clean and bright, and there il no ballet
The audience was large; the applause was
generous. IT'S n pleasure to endorse such
an entertainment
The Leslie auartette consisting Of Minnie
Mclaughlin, Jennie Jorhn Nellie Peace
and Hattie Minkler gave concert at the
Congregational church Saturday night. They
are grand yocaists and we're enthusiastically
applauded. After the performance % per-
SIMS SIGNED their names to take lessons, and
this large class has been given three lessons
each day during the week. The quarlelte
sang at the regular Sunday evening services,
and though the night was intensely cold, a
large audience was present, They left for
Seneca Monday where another class was or
ganized, the instructors Uhree in number
remaining here for the week.
Willis Orchestra route; Monday and Tues
dav NIGHTS. opcra house; Wednesday, Hen
nern; Thursday, Morris, ut Knights TEN
plar ball; Tuesday, Goth, La Sale, at Grand
Promenade Concert. A number Of Ottawa
people have received invitations to attend
this concert.