. I giocatori e i giochi dell'ultimo quarto di secolo; un sommario storico delle cause e una revisione critica delle condizioni esistenti nel teatro americano alla fine del diciannovesimo secolo. Come Fagin in OliverTwist, al Bill Sykes di E. L. Davenportand la Nancy di Rose Eytinge. Mathias, nelle Bells, è stata anche considerata una delle parti migliori di Wal-lacks. Morì nel 1873. John Lester Wallack è nato a NewYork, il 1 gennaio 1820, ma è stato portato in Inghilterra quando era molto giovane, perché a quel tempo Hisfather non aveva deciso di stayin gli Stati Uniti. Lester Wallack si addetta per l'esercito e.

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. Players and plays of the last quarter century; an historical summary of causes and a critical review of conditions as existing in the American theatre at the close of the nineteenth century. as Fagin in OliverTwist, to the Bill Sykes of E. L. Davenportand the Nancy of Rose Eytinge. Mathias, in The Bells, was also considered one of Wal-lacks best parts. He died in 1873. John Lester Wallack was born in NewYork, on January i, 1820, but was taken toEngland when he was very young, for hisfather had not at that time decided to stayin the United States. Lester Wallack fittedhimself for the army and secured his commis-sion. Then he made up his mind that thestage was the place for him, and quit soldier-ing almost before he had begun. The firstrecord of his acting is in Dublin in 1842, when, under the name of John W. Lester, which he kept until 1861, he played DonPedro in Much Ado About Nothing. OnSeptember 27, 1847, Wallack made his Ameri-can debut at the New York Broadway Theatre, as Sir Charles Coldstream, in Dion Bouci-caults adaptation, Used Up. Lester wasthe stage-manager of Wallacks Theatre whenit was opened in 1852, and on the first nightplayed Tangent, in Mortons comedy, The. JAMES W. WALLACK, JR. Play - Writing in America 121 Way to Get Married. When the ThirteenthStreet house was opened in 1861, the name ofJames W. Wallack was down as manager andremained so until his death in 1864, t>utLester had the full charge of the house, in token of which he for the first timewas known by his own name of LesterWallack. As an actor Wallack was remarkable for hisversatility and brilliancy. He was especiallyfine as a light comedian and in parts roman-tically melodramatic. As a manager he wasliberal within narrow limitations, but he wasneither original nor progressive. He alsowrote eight plays, as follows: The ThreeGuardsmen (1849); The Four Musketeers (1849); The Fortune of War(1851); Twoto One, or the Kings Visit (1854); FirstImpression (1856); The Veteran (1859);Central Park (

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