 Finally, in 1902, when Jones left Daly's, Edwardes gave Monckton the opportunity to compose his first complete score, "A Country Girl", with a few numbers by Paul Rubens (Monckton's key songs were "Molly the Marchioness", "Try Again, Johnny", and "Under the Deodar").He also continued to contribute successful songs to other musicals, including "The Orchid" in 1903 at the Gaiety ("Liza Ann", "Little Mary", "Pushful", and "Fancy Dress").The success of "A Country Girl" led to another musical with Monckton as principal composer and Rubens as contributor, "The Cingalee" in 1904.