first visit 1867
. . . the Theatre Royal, North Parade, Kingston, built in 1840,
replacing a previous theatre on the same site
Daily Gleaner, May 10, 1867
MR. WATTY WALLACK
We understand that Mr. Wallack will only appear one night in this City, in consequence of the presence of other sources of amusement at the present time.
Daily Gleaner
FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1867.
MR. WALLACK'S PERFORMANCE.
The pressing solicitations of numerous families in this city, added to the oft-repeated assurance from gentlemen who have already witnessed Mr Wallack's first performance of liberally supporting him, if he would again appear in Kingston previous to his tour through the island, have induced Mr. Wallack to announce his next performance to come off on Tuesday evening, the 21st instant. The programme of the evening is highly attractive, and the circumstances which have brought Mr. Wallack again before the Kingston public, are sufficient to ensure another crowded house, which his high attainments and undoubted talent so richly deserve.
May 20, 1867
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
A STRONG Four-seated American Buggy,
or Waggonette;
ALSO
A Pair of Staunch HORSES for travelling
purposes. Apply at once to Mr. Watty Wallack,
at Messrs. DeCordova & Co.: or, at Mrs. Fo-
theringham's Boarding House, East Street.
. . . and then Mr. Wallack set off, using the waggonette he had purchased, to take his show around the island.
Daily Gleaner, August 13, 1867
MR. WATTY WALLACK.
We have much, pleasure in stating that Mr. Wallack, having completed his provincial tour, (with one or two exceptions) has returned to Kingston, and contemplates giving another entertainment here, which we are sanguine will be liberally patronized by his numerous admirers and the public in general.
