| ACT 1 | Sung By |
|---|
| Bridge | Mrs. Doolittle |
| After Office Hours | Fred Doolittle and Chorus |
I Don't Want to Marry You
(music by Edward B. Claypoole) | Fred Doolittle and Edith (the girl next door) |
(My) Sahara Girl
(music by Edward B. Claypoole; lyrics by Harry B. Smith) | Angeline DeVere (a queen of musical comedy) |
| Waltz and Two-Step | Angeline DeVere (a queen of musical comedy), Edith (the girl next door) and Gwendolyn Doolittle (a matinee girl of romantic dispositions) |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
|---|
| Stitch, Stitch | Chorus |
| Don't You Ever Tell I Told You | Marie (cashier at Moreau's shop) and Chorus |
I'm So Particular
(music by Louis A. Hirsch; lyrics by Matt Woodward) | Angeline DeVere (a queen of musical comedy) |
I Was a Hero (Too)
(music by Egbert Van Alstyne; lyrics by Harry Williams) | Ludwig Knoedler (nearly the hero of the day) |
| My Washy Washy Beau | Chorus of Girls |
| Not Really | Harold Percy Montague and Girls |
Mary! My Heather Belle!
(music by Louis A. Hirsch; lyrics by John B. Lowitz) | Fred Doolittle and Girls |
| The Queen of Belle Paree | Angeline DeVere (a queen of musical comedy) and Men |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
|---|
I Want a (Fine Little) Steam Yacht
(music by Herman Avery Wade; lyrics by Paul West) | Francine (a French maid) and Chorus |
| The Drawing Lesson | Octette |
| The Walking Tour | Edith (the girl next door), Marie (cashier at Moreau's shop), Francine (a French maid) and Chorus |
| A Singer Sang a Song | Ludwig Knoedler (nearly the hero of the day) |
