Frohman

[ froh-muhn ]

noun

1. Charles, 1860–1915, U.S. theatrical producer.

Example Sentences

If Start-up Nation has a hero, it is Dov Frohman, the founder of Intel-Israel.

From The Daily Beast

Charles Frohman, a leading producer of plays, was another prominent American lost.

From Project Gutenberg

Daniel Frohman once received a young man, who laid on his desk a letter of introduction from an acquaintance in the West.

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Charles Frohman is the most unselfish man whom I have ever met in the theatrical profession.

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The history of the American stage will be incomplete unless the name of Charles Frohman stands conspicuous among the many.

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Again, before the first performance, I told Frohman we would fail—and we did, the piece dying at the end of six weeks.

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