Minnie had few London appearances in 1911, her major role being in a play called "The Woman on the Case" at the Coronet theatre. The New York Times reported in August, in addition to a report that ostrich feathers were making a comeback, that she had returned on the "Oceanic" after an absence of nine years to appear in New York, billed as Minnie Tittell-Brune at the Manhattan Opera House in "An Aztec Romance". By 1913 she was back in London where, during her stay, she made three movies under the name Fanny Tittell-Brune: "Esther Redeemed" (1915), "Iron Justice" (1916), and "Temptation's Hour" (1916). In 1916, Minnie was also credited as being in six other films directed by Hal Roach, starring Harold Lloyd. In 1917 she was singing at London's Coliseum, before she returned to her home country.