in an old book in the archive of a monastery that Helen and Anna were switched at birth by their nurse. Helen is free to marry Augustin, and Anna gladly marries Nicola. Musical numbers Act I "Rouse up and open wide your doors" – Chorus "Take your time" – Augustin "The music master" – Augustin and Helen "Pay, pay, pay" ("Great sire") – Concerted number Finale – Act I Act II "Though yesterday his highness arrived" – Chorus "Anna, what's wrong with you?" – Anna, Augustin and Jasomir "Comme il faut" – Anna and Nicola "La petit Clementine" – Clementine and Chorus "If you were mine" – Helen and Augustin Let's away – March Chorus Finale – Act II Act III Introduction "The wedding bell" – Clementine and Chorus "Puss, puss, pussy cat" – Clementine, Bogumil, Jasomir and Matheus "A lover's token" – Helen and Augustin "Do you like me best?" – Helen, Anna and Jasomir Finale – Act III After the show had begun its run, Scott-Craven and Fall wrote four new numbers: "Be my comrade true" (Waltz song) – Helen "Many, many years ago" – Jasomir "They all come under the Act" – Gjuro "If I were Princess" ("Born to Rule") – Anna and Chorus Critical reception The Times wrote that the score of the piece was mostly pervaded "with a kind of decorous, very accomplished dulness, which makes us sigh for a good catchy tune, however trivial." The paper singled out the principal comedian, Graves, and the soubrette, Courtneidge, for praise, and complained that Pounds had too little singing or dancing and was "all but wasted". The Manchester Guardian thought better of the music, and considered it "somewhat beyond the reach of most of the artists and the orchestra". The paper judged the lyrics "better than such things usually are". Notes External links Piano vocal score, Chappell & Co The Playgoer and Society Illustrated, Volume: 6 (1912), pp. 65–83, with photos and cast biographies Der liebe Augustin vocal score (1912) 1912 musicals West End musicals Musicals based on operas Compositions by Leo Fall