WALLACK, JAMES WILLIAM

(1795 ~1864), an Anglo-American actor and theatrical manager, b. in London, England. After establishing a peputeine —as a Shake spear i an actor, in England, he came to this country, in 1818, and acquired a wide popularity in New York City in Shake spear i an plays, especially Macbeth. Two years later he opened the National Theatre. After this had been destroyed by fire, in 1839, he opened Wallack’s Lyceum, and in 1861 built and opened the famous Wallack’s Theatre. - 1888), an American actor and theatrical ' manager, son of James William Wallack, b. in New York City. For 24 years he was manager of Wallack’s Theatre, built. by his father in New York City. fand for 40 years he was active in the | theatrical profe ion, both as manager and actor. He wrote a number of plays, ‘among them The Veteran and Rose= dale. He also wrote Memoirs of Fifiy | Years, (1889). | E.), seaport, Dalny County, 8. Australia; |copper-mining centre; large smelting works. Pop. 4,000. Cheshiro, England. Pop. (1921) 89,600.