• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Happy Japan." - "Dawns the day in Eastern sky..."
• No. 2 - Entrance of Officers - "Here they come!   Oh look and see!   Great big English sailor men! .."
• No. 3 (11a) - Song - Fairfax & Officers - "Of all the lads that be, there's only one for me..."
• No. 4 - Song - Cunningham - "There came to the land of Japan, to the sea-port of fair Nagasaki..."
• No. 5 - Song - Mimosa - "A goldfish swam in a big glass bowl, as dear little goldfish do..."
• No. 6 - Kissing Duet - Mimosa & Fairfax - "You're a charming little geisha, quite the nicest girl in Asia..."
• No. 7 - Concerted Piece - "If you will come to tea, Sir One and Two and Three..."
• No. 8 - Chorus of Lamentation - "Oh, will they sell our master up, or take him off to gaol..."
• No. 9 - Concerted Piece - "This infamous lord shall have his reward; my anger each moment increases..."
• No. 10 - Toy Duet - Molly & Fairfax - "When I was but a tiny tot, my dollies were a lovely lot..."
• No. 11 - Song - Mimosa - "A geisha's life imagination tints with all the charming colour of the rose..."
• No. 12 - Recitative and Song - Fairfax & Chorus - "Attention, pray!" & "When nature with manhood endows us..."
• No. 13 - Song - Molly & Chorus - "I'm the smartest little geisha in Japan, and the people call me Roli Poli San..."
• No. 14 - Finale Act I - "Though of staying too long you're accusing us, yet Japan has such wonders to show..."

ACT II   -   A Chrysanthemum Fête in the Palace Gardens.

• Nos. 15 & 16 - Entr'acte and Opening Chorus - "Day born of love, of gladness and delight..."
• No. 17 - Song - Molly - "Poor little maiden, who loves a bit of fun, learns her propensity to rue..."
• No. 18 - Duet - Juliette & Wun-Hi - "When I want anything done, I try my favourite plan..."
• No. 19 - Concerted Piece - "Geisha are we, bidden to be present today at the ceremonee..."
• No. 20 - Song - Fairfax - "How can I wait when she I worship only, friendless and fair, my help may sorely need? ..."
• No. 21 - Song - Juliette - "To win the man who's won my heart there's nothing that I wouldn't do! ..."
• No. 22 - Japanese March - "Koiwa seni sumu, toriwa kini tomaru ..."
• No. 23 - Entrance of Geisha - "With splendour auspicious, O sun-beams illumine the day! ..."
• No. 24 - Song - Wun-Hi & Chorus - "Chinaman no money makee allo lifee long! ..."
• No. 25 - Song - Mimosa & Chorus - "Upon your bride so coy and cold when once I've tried the charms I hold..."
• No. 26 - Song - Cunningham - "He's longing to marry a dear little bride, so beautiful, charming and supple..."
• No. 27 (24a) - Song - Molly & Chorus - "A parrot once resided in a pretty gilded cage..."
• No. 28 - Finale Act II - "Before our eyes the prospect lies of rich and festive fare..."

Supplementary Numbers.

• No. 29 (20a) - Quartette - Mimosa, Fairfax, Cunningham & Wun-Hi - "When he finds that his dear little love-bird's gone..."
• No. 30 (18a) - Quartette - "Half-round the world we've been, my boys, on pleasure and on duty..."
• No. 31 (19a)- Song (singer unspecified) - "A small Japanese once sat at her ease in a garden cool and shady..."
• No. 32 - Song (singer unspecified) - "I can't refrain from laughing for I'm tickled by their plan..."
• No. 33 - Song - Imari - "Then come and join the beautiful feast, it isn't a time to tarry..."
• No. 34 - Song (singer unspecified) - "Here among the flowers, Molly mine, minutes go like hours, shade or shine..."
• No. 35 - Song - Imari - "Oh, I'm longing to be married; for a bachelor I've tarried rather long, the ladies say..."
• No. 36 - Song - Juliette - "Under your window, mon cher Marquis, one little heart is beating..."