The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-01

New York. He has been in London for eight months, the longest absence he l has ever made abroad. Mr Frohman has had a very active season abroad and his plans outline a busy season in America During the eight months he was in London Mir. Frohman made more productions in that city and throughout the kingdom than any Eng fish management and introduced sue cessfully more American plays and ac- tors to the London public than in any previous years. MT. Frohman now has four theaters in London. Speaking of his season abroad MT. Frohman said: T am now extending my opera ticns to France, where I have already arranged for the production in Paris Of two American plays, "The Truth" and Sherlock Holmes" and where I shall also produce Peter Pan" with an English-speaking company. I am ! broadening the geography of the American play and the American play er-establishing the work of one and the opportunity of the other in every part of the civilized world2and I am glad to say that the London press which has had to deal this season with more American actors than ever before unites in saying that our ac- tors have become famous for playing 1 with earnestness and sincerity"
 1 MT Fr0hman has completed plans l for his American season and rehear- sals for his many productions are now in full swing. As soon as he arrived he ] began rehearsals of "The Dairy Maids" 1 in which Huntley Wright and other London favorites will appear with many well known Americans. This will be followed by the production of When Knights Were Bold" at the Garrick theater with Francis Wilson. 1 Then at Wallack's theater Augustus Thomas's new play for Dunstan Far nun, called 'The Ranger" will be pre- sented. John Drew will open the En- pire theater in the comedy in four acts called My Wife" Miss Adams will con-
 thue to appear in Peter Pan" until after New Years week, when she will be presented in Les Bouffons" (The Jesters) Ethel Barrymore will have her choice of two plays, and during the Season will be seen as iRosalind in AS You Like It." William Gillette will not play until he finishes his own piece William Crane will appear in a new piece by George Ade, Marie Doro will appear this season in "The Morals of Marcus which will be produced in Boston. Joseph Coyne, who has made so great a success in London
 will be seen here In "Toddles." Sam Bernard will have new play during the winter by Harry B. Smith, called The Happlest Man in New York. !" William Collier continues in Caught in the Rain" in this country and London and is to have new play by Pau
 Armstrong and Rex Beach. Hattie Will Hams will play in "The Little Cherub
 and later in piece by Paul Rubens
 MT Frohman has secured Henry Bern stein's play, "Le Velour" which will
 be called "The Thief" and also "Miq- uette," which ran all winter at the Va rieties in Paris. Richard Harding Day
 is and Conan Doyle are completing plays for Mir. Frohman Alfred Sutrc has writer "The Barrier" which VII
 be produced in London with Mario Tempest. J, M Barrie Clyde Fitch
 H. V Esmond Broadhurst, and Dazey Capt. Robert Marshall Miss Brothers
 author of "The Three of Us" Henry Hubert Davies, Henri Lavedan, Pierre Wolf Alfred Capus and R. c. Cartor are at work on plays for MT Froh. man who has also secured a comedy called Circle" to be produced at tht Gymnase, Paris, In October another comedy called "A Little Japanese Girl
 and play called "The Toy-mal5er o
 Nuremberg by Justin Strong Follow. ing The Dairy Maids Mir. Frohmar will produce Miss Hook of Holland, : ''Nellie Neil" "The Hoyden,' "Th, Gay Gordons" and other musical plays
 H9 has also secured Leslie Stuart's lat
 est musical piece. For Otis Skinner, tn
 manager, has secured La Rabouil
 leuse," which has been running in Par , is Mir. Frohman has also announced elaborate plans for London and Paris.