 They then produced the successful "Tonight's the Night", based on the farce "Pink Dominoes", first at the Shubert Theatre in New York in 1914 and then moved it to the Gaiety Theatre, London in 1915.Back at the Gaiety Theatre, Grossmith wrote, produced and starred in the hit "Theodore & Co" (1916), based on a French comedy.Edwardes had died in 1915, however, and Grossmith was dissatisfied with the offer of the new management under Alfred Butt and Robert Evett, the executor of Edwardes's estate, and so he left the Gaiety and produced three successes, "Mr Manhattan", "Arlette" (1917), and "Yes, Uncle!"