| ACT 1 | Sung By |
|---|
| The Entreprising Frenchman | Henri Duval (manager) and Chorus |
| Flirting | Dudley Cheatham (cashier) and Susie Scraggs (assistant cashier) |
| Eh? Ah? Oh! | Mrs. Henry Schniff (formerly Mrs. Willoughby) |
| Shopping | Shoppers and Chorus |
(The Best I Get Is) 'Much Obliged to You
(music by Benjamin Hapgood Burt; lyrics by Benjamin Hapgood Burt) | Millie Mostyn (overlady at "The Universal") |
| The Bandbox Girl | Ninette Valois (of the millinery department) and Pony Ballet |
| Won't You Buy? | Winnie Willoughby (Mrs. Schniff's daughter) and Charley Chetwynd (a self-made young millionaire) |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
|---|
| Frivolity | The Pony Ballet |
| I Want to Marry a Man (I Mean to Marry a Man) | Winnie Willoughby (Mrs. Schniff's daughter) |
The Glow-Worm (Replaced "I Want to Marry a Man" after opening )
(music by Paul Lincke; lyrics by Lilla Cayley Robinson) | Winnie Willoughby (Mrs. Schniff's daughter) |
| (Any Time You're) Passing By | Millie Mostyn (overlady at "The Universal") |
When You Steal a Kiss or Two (Making Love)
(music by Kenneth S. Clark; lyrics by Kenneth S. Clark) | Ninette Valois (of the millinery department) |
The Cherry in the Glass
(music by Paul Lincke; lyrics by Will D. Cobb) | Charley Chetwynd (a self-made young millionaire) |
| Now I've Married a Millionaire | Mrs. Henry Schniff (formerly Mrs. Willoughby) |
| The Way of Trade | Susie Scraggs (assistant cashier), Dudley Cheatham (cashier), The Pony Ballet and Chorus |
