• Overture   (arranged by A. C. Manning)

ACT I   -   The Hotel Elektra in the Riviera.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "On the verdant Riviera, beautiful beyond compare, Art and Nature blended, city life and country air..."
• No. 2 - Song and Dance - Antschi and Men - "Antschi's my name, flirting's my game, and men of ev'ry land I love to tease..."
• No. 3 - Duet - Jenny and Paul - "People have said of you, she is too odd, do you think she has got good sense? ... And all because I have done as I wished..."
• No. 4 - Nella's Entrance - "Our congratulations, fair Baroness! ... All thanks for your kindly expression ... Popular indeed, your well-earned success! ..."
• No. 5 - Chorus - "Ta, ta, Little Girl" - "Ladies, howdy how do you howdy do! ... Cuckoo! ... You seem to think I merely said cock-a-doodle do! ..."   (3 verses)
• No. 6 - Song - Kathi - "If you marries an ingrammatical man what's got no errydition, to learn him to talk on a genteel plan is a tough old preposition! ..."   (3 verses)
• No. 7 - Duet - Nella and Guido - "To the only one I love, sir, that's the dedication here! ... You're a very clever lady, that's just the way the words appear..."
• No. 8 - Finale Act I - "Oh grand Riviera!  Thou verdant Riviera!  Praise halts behind thee, no pćan could suffice..."

ACT II   -   The Villa Wildenberg.

• No. 9 - Entr'acte
• No. 10 - Opening Chorus - "All come join in the carnival dance while the mandolins like bells are ringing;  let our jovial party advance..."
• No. 11 - Barcarolle - Arthur and Chorus - "O'er the blue waters my gondola glide, drift with my darling a-down with the tide.   See from afar twinkles a star! ..."
• No. 12 - Song - Jenny and Chorus - "If I marry and then I rue, can I sever the knot in two? ... As strictly moral chaps, we say, 'Well yes, perhaps...'"
• No. 13 - Duet - Antschi and Paul - "Now I will teach you the art of love ... Take lots of latitude, you have my gratitude! ... First, you must vow by the stars above..."
• No. 14 - Duet - Nella and Guido - "In Fairyland a prince there dwelt who ne'er a thrill of love had felt ... Thrilling indeed!  Prithee proceed..."
• No. 15 - Duet (no soloist specified) - "A simple but a useful little thing is that we call a fan ... All tribes have felt the flutter of its wing since first the world began..."
• No. 16 - The Sun Chair Song - "Say, pretty ladies, will you let me escort you up to the top of yonder mountain? ... You mean well, without any doubt..."

Item 2 was composed by Leslie Stuart       Item 3 was written and composed by Mellor Lawrance and Harry Gifford
Items 5, 12, 13, 15 & 16 were composed by Jerome Kern     Item 6 was composed by Louis A. Hirsch
Items 7, 11 & 14 were composed by C. M. Ziehrer

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