 She rejoined D'Oyly Carte for the 1919–20 London season, when the company returned to London for the first time in a decade, at the Prince's Theatre, playing all her former roles.In 1920 she returned to musical comedy in London, appearing with Jack Buchanan in "Wild Geese" by Ronald Jeans and Charles Cuvillier; as Dulcenea in "Oh!Julie", composed by H. Sullivan Brooke and Herman Darewski, at the Shaftesbury Theatre; and as the Shepherdess in the children's play, "The Shepherdess Without a Heart" at the Garrick Theatre, of which "The Times" wrote, "Many a young heart must have been lost yesterday afternoon to Miss Nellie Briercliffe.