• Selection   (intended also as the basis for an overture)
• Overture    (reduced to a more reasonable length from the above selection, by eliminating six repeated passages)

ACT I   -   Lounging room at Gordon Inn, Lenox, Massachusetts.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus, with soloist - Miss Zonne - "Hello!  Hello!  It's the Gordon Inn you're yelling to..."
• No. 2 - Song - John Gordon & Ensemble - "I never saw a game of chance but I was straight way in it..."
• No. 3 - Duet and Dance - Madeline Manners & Hopkinson Brown - "I do admire a boy with spirit, plucky and fine..."
• No. 4 - Duet - Grace Douglas & Madeline Manners - "A maiden's lips no longer express things that she'd have you know..."
• No. 5 - Song - Jules Gaillard & Chorus - "The world is always wanting something new, sensations only last a day or two..."
• No. 6 - Finale Act I (reprise) - "You start to sway, and then you shut your eyes, you're in the way that leads to Paradise..."
• Entr'acte     (reprise of item 4)

ACT II   -   Sitting room of Robert Street's apartment at the Inn, same evening.

• No. 7 - Song - Grace Douglas and Girls - "Poor old bachelor a-living by himself, thinks he doesn't need a wife..."
• No. 8 - Quartet - Street, Brown, Brooks & Robinson - "Climb into your seat, arrange your feet..."
• No. 9 - Duet - Madeline Manners & Hopkinson Brown - "I don't exactly think it nice of you, that you should make me wait..."
• No. 10 - Song - Grace Douglas and Ensemble - "While I travelled in the west, where the Salt Sea lies at rest..."
• No. 11 - Duet - Grace and Gaillard - "Why should we wait until tomorrow?  Tomorrow may but bring us sorrow..."
• No. 12 - Scene - Grace and Street - "She'll tell you what you're to do, dear, if you'll look in her eyes..."
• No. 13 - Finale Act II - "She may not say one word, yet somehow you'll get a sort of knowing look..."
• No. 13a - Entr'acte

ACT III   -   Scene 1   -   A field near Gordon Inn, six o'clock the next afternoon.

• No. 14 - Opening Chorus - "Hip hooray, see the crowds appearing, hear the cheering! ..."
• No. 14a - Song - Jules Gaillard and Ensemble - "Ev'rybody gather round me here, for I want to make it very clear..."

ACT III   -   Scene 2   -   Another portion of the field.

• No. 15 - Song - Grace Douglas and Ensemble - "America and good old France, you're standing side by side..."

ACT III   -   Scene 3   -   In the air, an hour later.

• No. 16 - Ensemble (reprise) - "You start to sway, and then you shut your eyes..."

ACT III   -   Scene 4   -   Exterior of Hotel, one hour later.

• No. 17 - Finale Ultimo - "You start to sway, and then you shut your eyes..."