ACT I   -   Street in Latin Quartier, Paris.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Welcome the morning, with joyful shouts we greet the morn.  Behold in this the festal day..."
• No. 2 - Solo and Refrain - Bassini and Chorus - "'Twas the usual thing, when I used to sing in my repertoire operatic..."
• No. 3 - Topical Song - Hogg - "Of the many wicked things now taking place, things demoralizing to the human race..."
• No. 4 - Mock Ballad - Aramenthe - "'Twas off in far Alaska, much hotter than Tabasco, the hyacinths were higher..."
• No. 5 - Song - Violet and Chorus - "There was once a little maiden in the days gone by ... in the days gone by... "
• No. 6 - Comic Song - Algernon, Phrosia and Schnitzel - "A crowded car, two ladies enter there!  They have not met for days! ... "
• No. 7 - Song - Tom and Students - "Whate'er our fortunes may be, what you will, good or ill, jolly good comrades are we... "
• No. 8 - Trio - Hortense, Jacqueline, Hogg and Chorus - "You may talk of a walk or a social stalk in the Mall, you know... "
• No. 9 - Finale Act I - "To stop a marriage that's foolish quite, I take this step, it's my legal right... "

ACT II   -   Court Yard of Imperial Hotel, Alexandria, Egypt.

• No. 10a - Opening Scene - "Oh! Love, airy like, fairy like strains are borne on the breeze... "
• No. 10b - Ensemble and Dance - "Egypt land, may its omnipresent stand where life is ever free as an oriental life can be."
• No. 11 - Song - Bassini and Brigands - "When the stage grows dark as night, and a green and ghastly light streams across it..."
• No. 12 - Ballad - Hogg - "Daylight stealing over night finds a mother in her plight, watching o'er her ailing boy..."
• No. 13 - Ballad - Tom - "It seems like yesterday, when first I saw you standing there..."
• No. 14 - Song - Algernon - "A married man fell fast asleep and dreamed a wond'rous dream..."
• No. 15 - Song - Phrosia and Chorus - "I got a beau, I love him so, he's my sweet lasses Sam, I love him like rasper jam..."
• No. 16 - Comic Trio - Bassini, Aramenthe and Hogg - "The audience that listens to the players on the stage..."
• No. 17 - Duet - Alphonse and Schnitzel - "Happy when we eat and get our fill, we are never anxious for the bill..."
• No. 18 - Finale Act II - "Vive la Bohemia!   Vive la Bohemia!  Where is a life so free?  Where reigns such jollity? ..."

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