Rounding out Waters' ten assignments was a single comedy, the W. C. Fields–Chester Conklin vehicle, "Two Flaming Youths", which he also produced. In 1928, a few months after Famous Players-Lasky's September 1927 reorganization under the name Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation, Waters left the studio to begin a lengthy sojourn with MGM, where his initial directorial assignments consisted of two Tim McCoy series westerns, "The Overland Telegraph" and "Sioux Blood" which, when released in March and April 1929, respectively, were among MGM's last silent features.