 This was the ancestor of all the pantomimes of that title that followed, adaptations of which continue to appear.Because nursery rhymes are usually referred to as Mother Goose songs in the US, however, children's entertainments in which a medley of nursery characters are introduced to sing their rhymes often introduced her name into American titles.Early 20th century examples of these include "A dream of Mother Goose and other entertainments" by J. C. Marchant and S. J. Mayhew (Boston, 1908); "Miss Muffet Lost and Found