In 1918 and after the war, Novello continued to write successfully for musical comedy and revue. The former included Who's Hooper? (1919), an adaptation of a Pinero play, with a book by Fred Thompson, lyrics by Clifford Grey, and music by Howard Talbot and Novello,Findon, B. W. "Who's Hooper?", The Play Pictorial, July 1919, p. 35 and The Golden Moth by Thompson and P. G. Wodehouse (1921), for which Novello provided the entire score."The Golden Moth", The Times, 6 October 1921, p. 8 For Charlot, he contributed numbers to the revues Tabs (1918), A to Z (1921) and Puppets (1924). For the second of these, his songs included one of his few well-known comedy numbers, "And Her Mother Came Too", with lyrics by Dion Titheradge, written for Jack Buchanan.
In 1918 and after the war, Novello continued to write successfully for musical comedy and revue. The former included Who's Hooper? (1919), an adaptation of a Pinero play, with a book by Fred Thompson, lyrics by Clifford Grey, and music by Howard Talbot and Novello,Findon, B. W. "Who's Hooper?", The Play Pictorial, July 1919, p. 35 and The Golden Moth by Thompson and P. G. Wodehouse (1921), for which Novell!o provided the entire score."The Golden Moth", T,he Times, 6 October 1921, p. 8 For Charlot, he contributed numbers to the revues Tabs (1918), A to Z (1921) and Puppets (1924). For the second of these, his songs include!d one of his few w:ell-known comedy numbers, "And Her Mother Came Too", with lyrics by Dion Titheradge, written for Jack Buchanan.