ACT I   -   The Market Square of a Mexican Town.   Early morning.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Day break and all is well.  The city wakes and doffs its sleeping spell.  Night is dying, day is hieing, mystic shadows fleet away..."
• No. 2 - Song - Captain Carmona and Chorus - "It's customary in a man of my exalted station to tell to you just who he is and what, but I will entertain you..."
• No. 3 - Song - Rodrigo - "When the cause you espouse needs your aid, and there's powder and smoke in the air, you must give up your work-a-day trade..."
• No. 4 - Duet - Marguerita and Rodrigo - "When you came ev'ry night and lingered long beneath my lattice, had you no love at all for me? ..."
• No. 5a - Scene - Juan and Tita - "Tita!  Tita!  Hark to the voice of your lover, waiting and longing for you.  Long tho' the days may be, promise you'll wait for me..."
• No. 5b - Song - Tita - "On the gabled top of a village shop dwelt a gilded weather vane; in the simple minds of the simple winds she was anything but plain..."
• No. 6 - Entrance of Johnny Rocks, and Song - "Why, goodness gracious sakes alive!  The Yankee's going to arrive.  Come, hurry! one and all prepare..."
• No. 7 - Trio - Johnny Rocks, Tita and Captain Carmona - "What is it that the poorer class can feel but never see? ... It isn't money, is it? ... Not at all! ..."
• No. 8 - Finale Act I - "What now!  What means this awful row?  The Captain, my Captain!  I'm just in time I vow.  Release him knaves, straightway..."

ACT II   -   The Patio of the Hacienda of Rodrigo Cortinez.   Noon of the next day.

• Nos. 9 & 10 - Chorus, and Song - Juan - "Of course this is very elusive, but nobody seems to rejoice..."  &  "There's a sorry sailor story of the days gone by..."
• No. 11 - Duet - Johnny Rocks and Tita - "I want you to correct me ... I'll do the best I can ... See that you don't neglect me ... I'm not that sort of man ..."
• No. 12 - Song - Inez and Girls - "Chapter one:- Lord Alfred Winner meets Miss Genevieve Kildare.  He is tall and dark and handsome, she's an heiress..."
• No. 13 - Song - Tita and Chorus - "There once was a military maid ... With epaulet? ... And golden braid. ... Who led to the front a bold brigade..."
• No. 14 - Duet - Tita and Rodrigo - "Long before I saw you, from stories brought to me, I always knew somehow that you were my affinity..."
• No. 15 - Finale Act II - "Hush!  Hush!  Remember, not a sound!  And here let ev'ry maid and man discuss our bold rebellious plan, for on rebellion we are bound."

ACT III   -   The Borda Gardens on the Night of a Fiesta.

• No. 16 - Opening Chorus - "In gorgeous holiday attire, we venture here to celebrate the all important gala date of a merry making fete..."
• No. 17 - Bolero - Marguerita, Johnny Rocks and Chorus - "When the stars are shining bright above you, you hear your lover humming his tune from afar..."
• No. 18 - Duet - Tita and Rodrigo - "Suppose I come home very cross and order you about;  suppose I say that I am boss, and tell you to get out ..."
• No. 19 - Finale Act III - "He is the wizard of Wall Street, people say.  He certainly has them all beat ev'ry way."

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