* Note:  Items 1, 10, 11, 12, 17, 21, 22, 24 & 29 are with piano only, as the vocal score lacks separate staves for the singers.

ACT I   -   Entrance Hall of a Château in France.

• No. 1* - Opening Chorus - "A curved line here ... It really is very delightful ..."
• No. 2 - Song - Peter, with Chorus - "Colour gives joy to our work-a-day planet, nothing so restful to trouble-tossed nerves..."
• No. 3 - Song - Myra, with Lalage, Gilbert & Peter - "The clouds began to grow; the wind began to blow..."
• No. 4 - Quartet - Elsie, Nora, Podmore & Yarker - "Now perhaps you'll be good enough to tell us why you brought us here..."
• No. 5 - Song - Widgery Blake, with Chorus - "If you've talent, and you're lazy; if you've talent, and you're crazy..."
• No. 6 - Song - Max - "Life at best is inside out, seldom now the sun is shining..."
• No. 7 - Trio - Rhodante, Widgery Blake & Max - "We have three blind mice in the Palace of Puck..."
• No. 8 - Duet - Rhodante & Widgery Blake - "There lived a man and woman in a garden bright and fair, heigho!..."
• No. 9 - Song - Rhodante - "I used to think it must be awf'lly fine to have a man in love with you..."
• No. 10* - Ensemble - Eight Principals & Chorus - "They're off to be married, hurrah, hurrah..."
• No. 11* - Finale Act I - "Supper, supper, come to supper!  How we all desire it! ..."

ACT II   -   A Boudoir in the Château.

• Nos. 12* & 13 - Opening Chorus and Trio - Nora, Elsie & Podmore - "All my life I shall remember this delightful week..."
• No. 14 - Song - Elsie - "In a bright green tub by a big front door there lived such a lovely Lily..."
• No. 15 - Song - Rhodante - "In each tale of our youth is a great moral truth that with fiction is skilfully blended..." (4 verses)
• No. 16 - Duet - Gilbert & Max - "Do not despair, my friend, for you'll come to your own again..."
• No. 17* - Ensemble and Dance of Parisians - "They've just arrived from Gay Paree, it's good to see them come..."
• No. 18 - Song - Widgery Blake & Chorus - "There's a smart little girl who has lately come to town..." (continued from No. 17)
• No. 19 - Song - Rhodante - "Ah! believe me, you will find never constant to one mind.   Lovers waver with the wind..."
• No. 20 - Duet - Rhodante & Yarker - "If to courtship you've a leaning, you must cultivate finesse..."
• No. 21* - Finale Act II - "Oh, life is a bubbling spring of joy and fun..."

ACT III   -   Back in the Entrance Hall of the Château.

• Nos. 22* & 23 - Opening Chorus and Song - Rhodante - "Lightly the night hours are melting..." & "I'll sing of Lapland..."
• No. 24* - Ensemble - Blake, Rhodante, Max & Chorus - "Good night, good night, friends, good night! ..."
• No. 25 - Song - Max - "Farewell, dear love, for I must say adieu!  In future I must go my lonely way..."
• No. 26 - Quartet - Elsie, Lalage, Gilbert & Peter - "When all is still and the coast is clear, it's settled then we start..."
• No. 27 - Quartet - Rhodante, Blake, Podmore & Max - "If you wish to prove you love me, you must coo and turtle-dove me..."
• No. 28 - Trio - Rhodante, Blake & Max - "Although I hate the sight of you, and loathe him more than words can tell..."
• No. 29* - Finale Act III - "What's the matter?  What's the matter?  What is all this noise and racket? ..."

Addenda.

• No. 30 - Song - Yarker - "My brother Bill was apprenticed to a draper in the Strand..."
• No. 31 - Song - Widgery Blake - "I dream of a garden, cool and shady, where 'midst the flowers of long ago..."