ACT I   -   "Monte Carlo."

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Here at Monte Carlo's tables, all our hopes on fortune staking..."
• No. 1a - Recit. - Croupier - "Pray, gentlemen and ladies, do refrain from hesitating..."
• No. 1b - Song - Croupier & Chorus - "Now here's a chance for visitors, both masculine and feminine..."
• No. 2 - Duet - Ethel & Harry - "Within my chambers daily I sit before my table..."
• No. 3 - Trio - Sir Benjamin, General, & Mrs. Carthew - "When a widow makes impression with her beauty rich and regal..."
• No. 4 - Song - Dorothy - "O land of heart's desire where love is king, and fancy all a-fire..."
• No. 5 - Duet - Dorothy & Dorian - "Along the way where lovers go the roses red are twining..."
• No. 6 - Duet - Suzanne & James - "The use of French you ask of me, but spite of your professions..."
• No. 7 - Song - Dorian & Men's Chorus - "They tell me that life is a riddle; but whatever may chance..."
• No. 8 - Song & March - General Boomerang & Chorus - "Have you ever heard the story of my long career of glory..."
• No. 9 - Quartette & Dance - Bertie, Gertie, James & Lorrimer - "I am Gertie Gelatine, and it's easy to be seen..."
• No. 10 - Song - Jemima & Chorus - "I'm the pet of all the 'alls - I'm Jemima!  And they whistles and they calls for Jemima..."
• No. 11 - Duet and Dance - Jemima & Sir Benjamin - "A worthy rural Dean a pair of legs could boast of..."
• No. 12 - Hornpipe Trio - Mrs. Carthew, General & Sir Benjamin - "If you'll only come a-cruising..."
• No. 13 - Finale Act I - "Oh, what is the matter?   Oh, what has occurr'd? ..."

ACT II   -   "Off Malta" - Deck of the Steam Yacht "Silver Swan."

• No. 14 - Chorus of Sailors - "We're an able bodied crew, and our duty is to wrestle..."
• No. 14a&b - Recit and Song - Captain Rossiter - "O gallant tars..." & "Before I sail'd this elegant craft..."
• No. 15 - Trio - Mrs. Carthew, Dorothy, Suzanne & Chorus - "Now of course you know the duties of a lady's maid..."
• No. 16 - Song - Mrs. Carthew - "When you meet some lovely syren who has big bewitching eyes..."
• No. 18 - Song - General - "We have distinguish'd visitors in England now and then..."   ***
• No. 19 - Quartette - Mrs. Carthew, Dorothy, General & Sir Benjamin - "Whatever's the use of a maid..."
• No. 20 - Song - Lorrimer - "Oh, the autumn leaves are falling and the days are closing in..."   (6 verses)
• No. 21 - Eccentric Dance (Francois)
• No. 22 - Concerted Piece - "Across the waters blue we're very proud to see..."
• No. 23 - Recit. & Song - Dorian - "Back from the field..." & "Oh, the Scarlet Coat so bright is an Englishman's delight..."
• No. 24 - Skirt Dance   ***
• No. 24a - Can-Can
• No. 25 - Song - Bertie, with Gertie, Sir Benjamin & Lorrimer - "I'm a stupid little maiden who's afraid to venture out..."
• No. 26 - Colour Duet & Dance - Suzanne & James - "In the mediaeval ages with their troubadours and pages..."
• No. 27 - Duet - Jemima & Lorrimore - "Two Spanish senora are we, exceedingly giddy and gushing..."
• No. 28 - Song - Dorian - "No eloquence is mine my cause to plead whose music it were dear delight to heed..."
• No. 29 - Song - "Fiddle di diddle di diddle di dee" (singer unspecified) - "A very prim and prudent maid..."   ***
• No. 30 - Finale Act II - "When man to maid proposes - O Day of dear delight!..."

Item no. 17 was by Sir Granville Bantock (1868-1946) whose music is presumably still restricted by copyright.
*** Items 18 and 24 were by Paola Giorza whose copyright status is currently unknown to me.
Item no. 20 was written and composed by Harry Greenbank.
*** Item 29 was written and composed by Felix McGlennon whose copyright status is also unknown to me.

You could also download a ZIP file containing the vocal items in Midi Karaoke format.   This would allow you to follow the lyrics, provided you install the necessary vanBasco's Karaoke Player which you may obtain free of charge from their website.

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