ACT I  -  Scene 1   -   Kitchen in the Castle of Baron von Nix.

• No. 1 - Overture
• No. 2 - Opening Chorus of Tradesmen, their Wives and Assistants - "We are waiting for the Baron, to treat with him while decking out his 'fairs!' ..."
• No. 3a - Song - Atzel - "I'm a whimsical sort of chap, reared in luxury's ample lap.  Seldom ever I give a rap for what goes on about me..."
• No. 3b - Romneya Music
• No. 4 - Duet - Cindy and Mouser - "Hey, diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, thus runneth the ancient rhyme ... Meeow, meeow, meeow!  Meeow, meeow! ..."
• No. 5 - Trio - Cindy, Punks and Spooks - "The man who's never been in love excites my sympathy ... Then o'er us make a fuss ... For that's the case with us ..."
• No. 6 - Duet - Punks & Spooks - "A garden party we attended not so long ago; a friendly Onion's strong appeal decoyed us to the show.  It was the coming out..."
• No. 7 - Duo - Cindy, Baron and Chorus - "I know a day in the year can beat all other days for fun ... I think I'm on to the day that you mean, October thirty-one! ..."

ACT I  -  Scene 2   -   On the way to the Palace.

• No. 8 - Witches' Ballet
• No. 9 - Finale Act I - The Ride to the Castle

ACT II   -   Ballroom in the Palace of Prince Maximilian.

• No. 10 - Opening Chorus - "Oh, the bal masqué is a place they say that will addle and muddle one's senses, for it's there you'll meet the rash and discreet..."
• No. 11 - Entrance of Cinderella - "A Princess quite unknown, in golden chariot but now has entered through the Palace gate;  Then give to her, I pray, in voices..."
• No. 12 - Duet - Punks and Spooks - "I loved a little girl; we loved no other; some day she'll be a happy bride and groom.  Her parents are her father and her mother,"
• No. 13 - Ballet Suite
• No. 14 - Song - Punks and Chorus - "Bagdad is a town in Turkey.  On a camel tall and jerky you can journey there and see just how great it used to be..."
• No. 15 - Song - (singer not specified) - "I don't know why it is-ski, I can't explain-ovich why ev'rything that's Russian gets to me;  I've got a Russian sable..."
• No. 16 - Duo - Cindy and Prince - "A little girl at home I'd like to have, I would, I swear ... A little girl at home?  What do you mean? ..."
• No. 17 - Punch Bowl Glide
• No. 18 - Finale Act II - (Drums of all Nations) - "Her name, good friends, I know not;  her name I cannot say.  A radiant dream she came to me..."

ACT III  -  Scene 1   -   The Baron's Kitchen.

• No. 19 - Entr'Act
• No. 20 - Harlequinade
• No. 21 - Opening Chorus - "Baron von Nix, Baron von Nix, soon with the suite of the Prince you can mix;  Beat of the Drum tells us they come..."

ACT III  -  Scene 2   -   Throne room of the Prince's Palace.

• No. 22 - Chorus of Girls - "This is not in any way a next-to-nature exposé, nor should you class it as a picture show.  Rather, let us here confess..."

  The lyrics to song no 14 were written by Anne Caldwell.

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