 In the years that followed, he wrote songs for Arthur Roberts for "Dandy Dan the Lifeguardsman" (1898, "There's Just a Something Missing"); for "Milord Sir Smith"; for "Little Miss Nobody" ("Trixie of Upper Tooting", "A Wee Little Bit of a Thing Like That", "We'll Just Sit Out", and "The People All Come to See Us"); and for the hit musical "San Toy" (1899, "Me Gettee Outee Velly Quick") for producer George Edwardes.During the same year, he wrote the play "Young Mr Yarde" (1898, with Harold Ellis) and co-wrote a burlesque, "Great Caesar" (1899, with George Grossmith, Jr.), which was produced on the West End, but both were failures.In 1899, he wrote songs for "L'amour mouillé" and the international hit, "Florodora" (1899