ACT I   -   The Van Zandt home in Washington Square, New York City.   (1840)

• No. 1 - Overture
• No. 2 - Opening Chorus - "Tap, fellows, tap!  We're tapping all the day! ..."
• No. 3 - Duet - Dick and Ottillie - "There's a home in the land, the fair land of my dreams, that's waiting for you and me..."
• No. 4 - Song - Matthew and Girls - "The Battery's a charming place to take a little walk..."
• No. 5 - Gypsy Song - Rudolpho - "Do you hear the woodland call?  Hear the silver streams that murmur low? ..."
• No. 6 - Exeunt Gypsies
• No. 7 - Duet - Dick and Ottillie - "Ah, love is so sweet in the spring-time, when blossoms are fragrant in May..."
• No. 8 - Finale Act I   (played under spoken dialogue)

ACT II   -   Mme. Delphine's Night Club.   (1855)

• No. 9 - Entr'acte   (reprise of no. 4)
• No. 10 - Opening Mazurka
• No. 11 - Song - Matthew - "It's a dance that's rather shocking to a spinster or a frump..."
• No. 12 - Duet - Dick and Ottillie - "The road from here to Paradise, how very long it seems! ..."
• No. 13 - Song - Signor Vivalle - "Ah, love is so sweet in the spring-time..."   (reprise of no. 7)
• No. 14 - Finale Act II

ACT III   -   The Back Parlor of the Van Zandt house in Washington Square, in the 1880's.

• No. 15 - Entr'acte   (reprise of no. 12)
• No. 16 - Opening Chorus - "Old things, old things, lot of tarnished gold things.  Wonder how they have the face..."
• No. 17 - Finale Act III - "Sweetheart, sweetheart, sweetheart!  Will you love me ever? ..."

ACT IV   -   The Back Parlor of the Van Zandt house in Washington Square, in the 1880's.

• No. 18 - Entr'acte   (reprise of no. 11)
• No. 19 - Opening Chorus - "Since the war in Europe, I have been so busy!  Goodness, what I have gone through! ..."
• No. 20 - Duet - Ermintrude and Matthew - "People have always danced, by lovely melodies entranced..."
• No. 21 - Song - Richard and Girls - "This used to be my notion of ev'ry earthly bliss..."
• No. 22 - Dance
• No. 23 - Melodram and Finale Act IV - "Sweetheart, sweetheart, sweetheart!  Will you love me ever? ..."