The year 1917 proved to be better, with a 233-performance run of Jerome Kern's "Love O' Mike", opening on January 15 at the Shubert Theatre. After moving to Maxine Elliott's Theatre, and then the Casino Theatre, it closed on September 29, 1917. Webb also appeared that year with other Broadway stars in the "National Red Cross Pageant" a 50-minute film of a stage production held to benefit the American Red Cross. Webb's final show of the 1910s, the musical "Listen Lester", had the longest run, 272 performances. It opened at the Knickerbocker Theatre on December 23, 1918, and closed in August 1919.