 Wylie and Tate concentrated on pantomime after World War I, introducing shows such as "Any Lady" (1918), "The Follies of 1919" (which was repeated in each subsequent year) and "Mr Manhattan" (1919), "The Whirl Of Today" (1920), "Aladdin" (1920), and many shows at the London Hippodrome, including "The Peep Show" (1921), 1921 "Swindells Stores", "Round In Fifty" (1922, with Herman Finck, based on "Around the World in 80 Days"), "Brighter London" (1923) and "Better Days" (1925).In his last years, Tate continued to produce popular songs, such "Somewhere in France with you," "Give Me a Cosy Little Corner," but he never wrote for another "book" musical.Tate's sudden death in 1922 at the age of 46 cut short a very productive career.