Productions outside France soon followed the premiere. Brussels first saw the piece in October 1877, at the Théâtre des Fantaisies Parisiennes. In the same month, it was given in English as "The Chimes of Normandy" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York. There was also another New York run in 1878. Later productions included one as "The Bells of Corneville" at the Victoria Theatre in New York, beginning on 21 April 1902. Oscar Hammerstein I mounted a production at the Manhattan Opera House as part of a season of opéra comique in 1909.