In 1910, Gerald du Maurier began an association with the theatre which lasted 15 years and to include the stage debut of the screen actress Tallulah Bankhead. Du Maurier's small daughter, Daphne, often watched her father's performance from the wings. Thirty years later she presented her own play, "The Years Between", on the same stage. In 1917 J. M. Barrie's "Dear Brutus" ran for more than 360 performances at Wyndham's. The same play was revived in 1922 for another lengthy run.