A drawing room ballad of the same name was created in 1875 to help advertise the play, based on the story-line of the play, with music by the composer who would go on to become Gilbert's most famous collaborator, Arthur Sullivan.
In 1875, a drawing room ballad with the same name as the play was composed to promote it, following the storyline of the script. The melody was created by Arthur Sullivan, who became Gilbert's most renowned collaborator afterward.