In 1924 and 1925, Walters performed in no less than eight more films: "Pied Piper Malone", "The Love Bandit", "The Hoosier Schoolmaster", "The Confidence Man", "Her Indiscretion", "A Man Must Live", "The Street of Forgotten Men", and "A Kiss for Cinderella". Despite her success as a supporting player in motion pictures at that time and her continuing work on Broadway, she still returned periodically to the vaudeville stage. For example, in the circuit's 1925-1926 season she co-starred with Truman Stanley in Cantor & Brandel's presentation of "Fore". Walters' last credited film role, although in an unspecified part, is in "Her Indiscretion" starring Mahlon Hamilton and May Allison. That production, which was filmed in 1924 in Queens, New York and at Montauk on Long Island, was not released until May 1927. Following that delayed release of "Her Indiscretion", Walters' available filmographies show no further credited performances, suggesting that she began to curtail her involvement in films during the latter half of the 1920s, possibly to refocus her career on performing on Broadway and in other "legitimate" theatrical venues near her home in Manhattan.