ACT I   -   The Hôtel Anglais, Boulogne-sur-Mer.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Les femmes de chambre de cet Hôtel (Hôtel Anglais, Boulogne-sur-Mer)..."
• No. 2 - Song - Paul - "O pretty Suzette!   Delightful Suzette, you're a bright little, slight little, sweet soubrette..."
• No. 3 - Entrance of Sir Drummond & Maharajah - "I'm General Sir Drummond Fife, V.C., K.C.B.,..."
• No. 4 - Duet - Sir Drummond & Prince, with Chorus - "In eighteen hundred and ninety-four the Maharajah of Punkapore..."
• No. 5 - Song - Charles - "I'm only a waiter today, but the thought is most exhilarating..."   (three verses)
• No. 6 - Song - Suzette - "The sort of girl I am the gentlemen adore, although I am a Femme de Chambre..."   (three verses)
• No. 7 - Song - Dolly - "With my pencil and paper (my sketch-block or book) I frequently caper to some quiet nook..."
• No. 8 - Duet - Dolly and Harry - "'Tis a law in Society's code that, whatever a damsel may do..."
• No. 8a - Song - Dolly - "There is a castle in the air, and Cupid holds the key..."
• No. 10 - Song - Jack and Chorus - "When quite a little chap, a-sitting on my mother's lap..."   (three verses)
• No. 11 - Song - The Twin Duet - Charles and Jack - "Some twins are very much alike, but we are not a bit..."   (four verses)
• No. 12 - Song - Jack and Chorus of Sailors - "The Admiral!   Sir Hercules!   Let every gal get off your knees..."
• No. 13 - Song - Admiral and Chorus - "I'm an Admiral of the Fleet, with character untarnish'd..."
• No. 14 - Finale Act I - "She's going with the Admiral, the Admiral, the Admiral..."

ACT II   -   (the scene is not specified - details would be welcome)

• No. 15 - Act II Opening Chorus - "Tho' Englishmen in England may take their pleasures sadly..."
• No. 16 - Song - Harry and Chorus - "When Elizabeth ruled England, in the gallant days of yore..."   (three verses)
• No. 17 - Chorus of Girls and Sailors - "It's gone eight bells, or, leastways, sev'n-- Ashore that spells half past elev'n..."
• No. 18 - Duet - Jack and Suzette - "You seem to say the proper way of making love's an art..."
• No. 19 - Trio - Charles, Jack and Paul - "We're bound to follow Nature's laws, whatever we may do..."
• No. 20 - Song - Charles and Chorus - "As a child my father told me of the good that people reap..."
• No. 21 - Song - Paul and Gendarmes - "When danger sounds the alarm, the bold Gendarme must nerve his arm..."
• No. 22 - Duet - Dolly and Harry - "No one I ever heard a sentence could compress..."
• No. 23 - Song - Admiral - "I'm as proud as a Plantagenet - you mightn't, p'raps, imagine it..."
• No. 24 - Song - Jack - "I ain't no famous 'ero of 'alf a hundred fights..."
• No. 25 - Finale Act II - "Ah! Ah! Ah! that's a way we have in France..."

Additional item.

• Song with Chorus - soloist probably Jack - "I ain't the sort of man as you meets now and then..."

Song no. 9 has been temporarily omitted pending a readable copy of page 38.

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