 It led to a series of Aldwych farces from Travers and Walls.He acted as producer only on "Splinters" (1930), "high Treason" (1930, "The Mountain of Mourne" (1930), "Warned Off" (1930), "On Approval" (1930), "Tons of Money" (1930), "Mischief" (1931), "The Speckled Band" (1931), "Plunder" (1931), "Almost a Divorce" (1931), "Up for the Cup" (1931) with Sydney Howard, "The Barton Mystery" (1932), "Life Goes On" (1932), "Thark" (1932), "Leap Year" (1932), "It's a King" (1932),"The Love Contract" (1932), "Say It with Music"(1932), "The Mayor's Nest" (1932), and "A Night Like This" (1932).As a director he made "The Chance of a Night Time" (1931) with Ralph Lynn from a play by Ben Travers; "Carnival" (1931); and "The Blue Danube" (1933).