Back in England, Moore left Edwardes's company and returned to light opera. She starred in "The White Silk Dress" by A. McLean (1896) at the Prince of Wales Theatre and the British production of "Lost, Strayed or Stolen" (1897). She toured abroad extensively and played Lucia in "Great Caesar", a Victorian burlesque by George Grossmith Jr. and Paul Rubens at the Comedy Theatre, in mid-1899. She returned to the D'Oyly Carte later in 1899, for the third and last time, to play Scent of Lilies in "The Rose of Persia", after which she starred in the musical comedy "Florodora" (1900–01) at the Lyric Theatre. In 1901 Moore appeared in both "A Diplomatic Theft" at the Garrick Theatre, London and "The Swineherd and the Princess" at the Royalty Theatre. She toured in "The Gay Cadets" (1902). In 1903, she starred as Alice Coverdale in another success, "My Lady Molly", at the Lyceum Theatre.