Hicks wrote, and Frohman produced, "The Talk of the Town" (1905 with Haines and Taylor), "The Beauty of Bath" (1906 with Haines and Taylor; the show included additional lyrics by newcomer P. G. Wodehouse and additional music by Jerome Kern), "My Darling" (1907 with Haines), and "The Gay Gordons" (1907). Hicks used some of the fortune he received from these shows to build the Aldwych Theatre in 1905 and the Hicks Theatre in 1906, which was renamed the "Globe Theatre" in 1909 and then the "Gielgud Theatre" in 1994. "The Beauty of Bath" was the first production at the theatre.