 Monckton's most successful songs in this score included "The Island of Gay Ceylon" and "Pearl of Sweet Ceylon".Although the piece was successful, French operettas then became the fashion at Daly's Theatre, and Monckton went back to composing music for others' shows.Further collaborations with Caryll at the Gaiety included "The Spring Chicken" in 1905 ("I Don't Know, But I Guess", "Alice Sat By the Fire", and "Under and Over Forty"), "The New Aladdin", in 1906 and "The Girls of Gottenberg" in 1907 ("Two Little Sausages", "Rheingold", and "Berlin on the Spree").