 He composed the music for "Miss Prinnt", a musical farce in which his friend Marie Dressler starred, that opened in late 1900 in New York City.It was described by the critic Alan Dale as "a ghastly collection of decayed jokes, taphouse slang, meaningless music and direly trashy story..." He contributed lyrics to "The Hoyden", a Charles Dillingham production that ran from October 19, 1907, to February 1, 1908.He wrote the music and lyrics for Florenz Ziegfeld's "Over the River" (1912).