During her frequent trips to England, she continued to appear on stage. In 1906, she sang in the chorus of "Trial by Jury" in the Ellen Terry Golden Jubilee celebration matinee. Her stage appearances were mostly in legitimate theatre, such as W. Somerset Maugham's comedy, "Mrs. Dot", with Dame Marie Tempest and Ben Jonson's "The Vision of Delight", both in 1908. She played in his masque "The Hue and Cry after Cupid" in 1911. Moore toured America and Australia, as well as appearing throughout the British Isles and in concerts at major venues, such as Albert Hall and St. James's Hall, until 1914. Her last London stage appearance was in a matinée performance of "Vantage Out" in 1914.