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In page Pearl Eaton:

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After her final appearance with the Follies, in the 1923 road company, Eaton became associated with producer Charles Dillingham, becoming the only female musical comedy producer in New York at that time.[3] She worked on Dillngham's productions for several years, both as a performer and a dance director. During this period she was a popular and respected presence on Broadway, and was even honored with a caricature on the walls at the theatrical restaurant Sardi's.[citation needed] Her final Broadway show was She's My Baby[1] at the Globe Theatre in 1928.