ACT I   -   A Street in Cairo.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Me good donkey boy, rare good donkey boy - try my donkey, quick!  He's a kicker, he's a stayer, he's a flyer, he's on hire..."
• No. 2 - Trio - Ali, Duval and Fane - "The wisdom of ages, the spoils of the tombs that Ptolemy built by the Nile, the gems of the East, the wealth of its looms..."
• No. 3 - Song - Barbara - "Long years ago there came to me a gallant cavalier.  A naughty, silly, giddy little puss I was, I fear, a little puss I fear..."
• No. 4 - Song - Fane - "Oh Nephthys, darling Nephthys, with thy raven hair so long, thine hazel eyes fring'd lashes and thy voice so sweet in song..."
• No. 5 - Duet - Nephthys and Fane - "Comes it from earth or from Heaven above, the greatest boon to man is love, sweet love.   Love, sweet love is the poets's..."
• No. 6 - Song - James & Chorus - "When once you leave your native heath, your fireside and your home, you sail away to foreign parts and o'er the sea you roam..."
• No. 7 - Quintet - Bulcester, Lady Molly and others - "We're three gay things out on a spree, having left our dear relations;  we're all as bright as bright can be..."
• No. 8 - Duet - Bulcester and Barbara - "When a baby in the cradle, with a porridge bowl and ladle, I was tickelish ... She was tickelish ... In the earliest days..."
• No. 9 - Quartet - Duval, Molly and Chorus - "Entrez, Mesdames, entrez!  Ici vous trouverez Baccarat, Rouge-et-noir et Roulette!  Entrez, le feu est fait! ..."
• No. 10 - Song - Fane - "The soldier hears the bugle clear, it sets his pulses leaping;  he bids adieu to lov'd ones dear, and leaves them sadly weeping..."
• No. 11 - Finale - High Priest and Nephthys - "Allah Akbah! ... It is the solemn hour of pray'r, the sun is setting low.  From minaret the Muezzin calls the faithful..."

ACT II   -   A British Encampment on the Nile.

• No. 12 - Dervish Chorus and Dance
• No. 13 - Trio - Lord B. and Daughters - "We've had a very, very busy time in this warm and very enervating clime.  We've travell'd far, with reason and with rhyme..."
• No. 14 - Song - Nephthys - "By the banks of silv'ry Nile there liv'd a Hoo Poo gay; in among the sugar cane the Hoo Poo sang all day.  Thro' the lentil fields he'd fly,"
• No. 15 - Song - James - "Oh! I'm sorry that I ever join'd the army in my young and giddy youth; I had visions that the life was sweet and balmy, but I quickly learnt.."
• No. 16 - Chorus of Soldiers - "We're going to draw our rations, and we do so ev'ry day;  the 'taters, meat, and groceries, just in the usual way..."
• No. 17 - Dance
• No. 18 - Song - Lady Molly and Chorus - "In a quiet little village, not very far away, there liv'd a pretty maiden just as sweet as flow'rs of May, and ev'rybody said..."
• No. 19 - Song - Nephthys - "Far away in dear old England a happy home now stands, founded by a noble hero and raised by willing hands.  The aim and object..."
• No. 20 - Song - Lord Bulcester - "A maiden to the city came who had a pleasant smile - she was such a timid little thing;  she had but little money and her dress..."
• No. 21 - Song - Barbara - "In happy days of yore, when quite a baby child, well can I remember the song my mother sang, as sitting by my cot my sorrows..."
• No. 22 - Finale - "We're three gay things out on a spree, having left our dear relations;  we're all as bright as bright can be, striving after new sensations..."

Note: Item no. 12 is attributed to G. Sebek, Op. 45.
Item no. 18 was composed by J. W. Bratton, and item no. 20 was written and composed by Percy Gaunt.