 The ballet was given a second premiere with the same cast at the Imperial Mariinsky Theatre on .Riccardo Drigo's score for "Les Millions d'Arléquin" was celebrated in its own right and was issued in piano reduction by the publisher Zimmermann in 1901.The "Sérénade" from the first act of the ballet became a popular repertory piece that has been arranged for various instruments and published under several alternative titles such as "Serenatina veneziana all'antica", "Veneitian Serenade" and "Valse Boston" among many others.