ACT I   -   Heerenbergen, on the shores of the Zuyder Zee.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Here you see, beside the Zuyder, here beside the Zuyder Zee, views and garments both are wider, Friesland vrouws are fair and free! ..."
• No. 2 - Song - Nita and Chorus - "I have made the most remarkable discoveries in America ... In America! ... I can tell you what a fashionable lover is..."
• No. 3 - Duet - Nita and Van Eyt - "There was a clever artist in the days of long ago,  his pictures were smartest, his jacket wasn't so!  He went about unblushing..."
• No. 4 - Duet - Violette and Comarthy - "We've broken our tether and bolted together, and hither we've hastily hied us. ... A place too sequestered to fear being..."
• No. 5 - Quintet - Nita, Violette, B'lindy, Van Eyt and Comarthy - "Oh, happy bells of marriage, you hail the happy carriage that bears a blushing bride..."
• No. 6 - Chorus and Song - Earl - "Is it so?  Have you heard?  Do you know?  Not a word!  What delight!  What surprise!  In the sight of our eyes here, for rural..."
• No. 7 - Song - Violette - "At any solemn evening perpendicular, or musical and melancholy teas, I mean to be remarkably particular, and sing a love-song..."
• No. 8 - Trio - Nita, Violette and Comarthy - "Did'ums was a pretty ickle darling ... Darling? ... Hang it!  Can't you let a chap alone? ... Was 'ums very naughty..."
• No. 9 - Song - Van Eyt - "Long have I wander'd like a swallow, nor cared to follow another's way;  straying in meadows glad with summer, a careless comer..."
• No. 10 - Duet - Van Eyt and Taradelle - "If you want to run your shows, you must learn to puff and pose ... Learn to pose? ... Pose!  Pose, pose, pose! ..."
• No. 11 - Duet - Landlord, Vrouw and Chorus - "Now where are you going so early, my dear?  Says Janken to Mieken!  I'm going nowhere, or I shouldn't be here!"
• No. 12 - Finale Act I - "What occurrence has affected the noble Mi-lord?  Something wholly unexpected that he quite ignored;  for he lately seemed elated..."

ACT II   -   The Stage of the Folies Theatre, Paris - the next day.

• No. 13 - Chorus and Song - Taradelle - "Clear!  clear!  clear!  Take your places, if you please,  you, my love, and you, my dear, do not hurry;  take your ease..."
• No. 14 - Song - Van Eyt and Chorus - "When you and I were dear little boys of years from seven to ten, we used to dream of the sweets and toys that we'd have..."
• No. 15 - Song - Violette - "I have read in tales romantic of the girl of noble race, who is positively frantic for a clerk without a place!  He is starving in a hovel..."
• No. 16 - Waltz
• No. 17 - Song - B'lindy - "De baby am awake ... want yer mommer?  Mommer, don't yer hear?  Don't yer cry so!  Hi-lee-oo-lee!  Hi-lee-oo-lee-oo! ..."
• No. 18 - Pantomimic Scene, leading to Chorus and Dance - "Bring in the Odalisques, and let then not be frighten'd!  Although they face the risks of sacks..."
• No. 19 - Song - Nita - "A little bird chirp'd in the ear of the maid whose father was wealthy and gouty: Have you heard of the Captain all over gold braid, so dashing,"
• No. 20 - Song - Earl - "There was once a little lady, sweet and simple, who was mentioned in a celebrated song, for her cheek had quite a fascinating dimple..."
• No. 21 - Duet - Nita and Van Eyt - "If I were poor and mean, without a crust to munch, and captur'd the coppers of casual shoppers with Violets, penny a bunch!..."
• No. 22 - Song - Van Eyt - "The world has maidens sweet and pretty where'er we go, the gay grisettes of Paris city all artists know;  Italian eyes can glow..."
• No. 23 - Finale Act II - "Though I am wealthy still, and you're a Prince of Art ... With confidence airy we'll go to the Mairie, and never thereafter part! ..."

Items 15, 17 and 22 were composed by Leslie Stuart.