Other musicals followed, but Jones's only real successes during this period were "My Lady Molly" (produced by Jones) in 1902 and "King of Cadonia" in 1908 (produced by Frank Curzon), although "See See" (with a book by Charles Brookfield and lyrics by Adrian Ross) did reasonably well in 1906 at the Prince of Wales Theatre. As musical director at the Empire Theatre, Jones wrote the ballets, "The Bugle Call" (1905) and "Cinderella" (1906), which was danced at Christmas-time. Later, back at the light-hearted Gaiety Theatre, with "The Girl from Utah" in 1913, and at Daly's Theatre, with "The Happy Day" in 1916, Jones achieved two last successes. However, Jones, like his sometime collaborator Lionel Monckton, fell victim to changing musical fashions around the time of World War I, such as syncopated dance rhythms like ragtime, and retired from composition.