Gender
Male
Born
Aug 24, 1795
Lambeth, ENGLAND
Died
Dec 24, 1864
New York, New York, USA
Producer Performer
Relations
Brother of
Henry John Wallack
Father of
Lester Wallack
Uncle of
James W. Wallack, Jr.
Comments
Performed in UK and stage managed at the Drury Lane and Princess. Played US and UK from 1818 to 1845. Ran the NY National Theatre (1839-1841). In 1852, took over Wallack's Lyceum and in 1861 established Wallack's Theatre.
  • CREDITS
    Still Waters Run Deep (Nov 01, 1869 - Closing date unknown)
    • Performer: James William Wallack [Mildmay]
    PlayMelodramaOriginal
    Hiawatha (Dec 25, 1856 - Jan 21, 1857)
    • Produced by James William Wallack
    MusicalBurlesqueOriginal
    The Pet of the Petticoats (Mar 25, 1853 - Apr 25, 1853)
    • Produced by James William Wallack
    MusicalComedy OperettaOriginal
    First Come- First Served (Feb 21, 1853 - Mar 02, 1853)
    • Produced by James William Wallack
    MusicalOperettaOriginal
    The Review (Feb 01, 1853 - May 13, 1853)
    • Produced by James William Wallack
    MusicalFarceOriginal
Still Waters Run Deep (Nov 01, 1869 - Closing date unknown)
  • Performer: James William Wallack [Mildmay]
PlayMelodramaOriginal
Hiawatha (Dec 25, 1856 - Jan 21, 1857)
  • Produced by James William Wallack
MusicalBurlesqueOriginal
The Pet of the Petticoats (Mar 25, 1853 - Apr 25, 1853)
  • Produced by James William Wallack
MusicalComedy OperettaOriginal
First Come- First Served (Feb 21, 1853 - Mar 02, 1853)
  • Produced by James William Wallack
MusicalOperettaOriginal
The Review (Feb 01, 1853 - May 13, 1853)
  • Produced by James William Wallack
MusicalFarceOriginal

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