| ACT 1 | Sung By |
|---|
| Lads and lasses round about the hop pole trip | Phyllis Tuppitt, Tom Grass, John Tuppitt and Chorus |
| Be wise in time, O Phyllis mine | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne and Phyllis Tuppitt |
| We're sorry to delay you | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne, Geoffrey Wilder and Harry Sherwood |
| With such a dainty dame none can compare | Geoffrey Wilder |
| A father's joy and pride they are | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne, Geoffrey Wilder, Harry Sherwood and John Tuppitt |
| I am the Sheriff's faithful man | Lurcher, Geoffrey Wilder and Harry Sherwood |
| You swear to be good and true | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne, Geoffrey Wilder and Harry Sherwood |
| Under the pump | Chorus and Lurcher |
| Now take your seats at table spread | Principals and Chorus |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
|---|
| Though born a man of high degree | Geoffrey Wilder and Chorus |
| Contentment I give you | Squire Bantam |
| To bed so soon, Good night | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne, Geoffrey Wilder, Harry Sherwood, Lurcher and Squire Bantam |
| One moment pray | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne, Geoffrey Wilder and Harry Sherwood |
| I stand at your threshold sighing | Harry Sherwood |
| Are you sure... | Geoffrey Wilder, Harry Sherwood and Squire Bantam |
| What noise was that | Dorothy Bantam, Lydia Hawthorne, Geoffrey Wilder, Harry Sherwood, Squire Bantam and Lurcher |
| Hark forward! Hark forward! Away! | Principals and Chorus |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
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| Dancing is not what it used to be | Chorus |
| The time has come | Phyllis Tuppitt |
| What joy untold | Phyllis Tuppitt, Tom Grass, John Tuppitt and Chorus |
| You swear to be good and true | Principals and Chorus |
