 This show, which introduced José Collins, daughter of Lottie Collins, was an all-British creation, with a book by Lonsdale and music by Harold Fraser-Simpson.It was followed by "A Southern Maid" (1920) with music by Fraser-Simpson and Ivor Novello, which ran for 306 performances, and then "Sybil", by Jacobi and Harry Graham, which had a similar run.In 1922 the trustees of the Edwardes estate sold the theatre for £200,000 to James White, a property developer and speculator with ambitions to be an impresario.