Charles Frohman
Born 1860-01-01
Died 1915-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF26417812
- WikidataQ713997
- ISNI0000000037897852
- Open LibraryOL2387952A
Top Subjects
- Drama (2)
- Librettos (2)
- Musicals (2)
- Performances (1)
- Maude Adams (1872-1953) (1)
- Edmond Rostand (1868-1918) (1)
- History (1)
Books by Charles Frohman
Total count: 40
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Theater program for "Shenandoah" at Col. Sinn's Brooklyn Park Theatre, Brooklyn, September 22, 1890Press of F.V. Strauss, 120-126 Walker St.1890-01-01
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Theater program for "Jane" at Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre, New York, September 28, 1891Strauss & Klee, Publishers1891-01-01
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Theater program for "Mr. Wilkinson's Widows" at Proctor's Theatre, New York, October 3, 1891H. Bartsch, Print., cor. Frankfort & Pearl Sts.1891-01-01
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Too much Johnson1896-01-01
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Sue1897-01-01
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On and off1898-01-01
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The conquerors1898-01-01
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The cuckoo1899-01-01
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The girl from Maxim's1899-01-01
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Brother officers1900-01-01
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The rose of Persia1900-01-01
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Hearts are trumps1900-01-01
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My daughter-in-law1900-01-01
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Maude Adams in l'Aiglona drama, in five acts, by Edmond Rostand, adapted into English by Louis N. ParkerR. H. Russell1900-01-01
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To have and to hold1901-01-01
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Eben Holden1902-01-01
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The catch of the seasona musical comedyFrancis, Day & Hunter1904-01-01
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Twelfth night1904-01-01
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As you like it1904-01-01
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Everyman1904-01-01
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Three little maids1904-01-01
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Mrs. Leffingwell's boots1905-01-01
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Nelly Neilnew musical playChappell & Co., Ltd.1907-01-01
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Charles Frohman presents Maude Adams in J.M. Barrie's play Peter Panor, The boy who wouldn't grow up.1907-01-01
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The girls of Gottenberg1908-01-01
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Arsène Lupin1909-01-01
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The Arcadians1910-01-01
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Our Miss Gibbs1910-01-01
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Our Miss Gibbs1910-01-01
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Charles Frohman presents Maude Adams in Edmond Rostand's play in four actsChanteclerC. Frohman1911-01-01
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Chantecler1911-01-01
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Passers-by1912-01-01
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The chief1916-01-01
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At the Villa Rose1920-01-01
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At the Villa Rose1920-01-01
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The awful truth1923-01-01
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The awful truth1923-01-01
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The best people1925-01-01
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The best people1925-01-01
EverymanA Morality PlayKessinger Publishing2004-12-30