 They began to specialize in creating and producing pantomimes and revues just before the First World War, including "I Should Worry" at the Palace Theatre (1913), the Victoria Palace's "A Year in an Hour" (1914), "Very Mixed Bathing" (1915), "Kiss Me, Sergeant" (1915), "The Passing Show" (1915), and "High Jinks" (1916).Tate co-wrote the successful "Samples" (1916) with Herman Darewski and Irving Berlin, including the hit song, "A Broken Doll.