ACT I - The Art School of M. Julian Duprez in Paris.
- No. 1 - Opening Scene
- "La, la, la..." etc. (whistles) "Sh! Taisez! ... Oh, Andrè! Please be quiet! Do stop that row! Be still! We cannot draw a thing..."
- No. 2 - Duet - Lola, Dick and Chorus
- "In Bohemia's kingdom, three rulers belong. We acknowledge them all, boys - wine, women and song..."
- No. 3 - Posing Scene - Lola and Chorus
- "Lola, Lola, you must come and pose for us. You're the model we like best; you are diff'rent from the rest..."
- No. 4 - Spanish Song - Lola
- "Fair land full of old romances where all the nights are gay with dance and song; dark eyes that with ardent glances reveal the love..."
- No. 5 - Song - Lorimer and Chorus
- "When a thoroughbred American like me ... Just like you ... Is inspired to take a journey over sea ... As they do..."
- No. 6 - Duet - Lionel and Gyp
- "There are many ways to win a man, and countless the arts that please; ... And ever since the world began, he's surrendered..."
- No. 7 - Dance Duet - Zoë and Spiegel
- "I still can hear that music so entrancing, when I went bounding out upon the stage, with my skirt a lace umbrella..."
- No. 8 - Finale Act I
- "So come along, ma cherie, come along with me, and we'll drop in at Maxim's or the Café de Paris. A chansonette entrancing..."
ACT II - The Baron's Chateau - six months later.
- No. 9 - Opening Scene and Song
- "To the Baron's charming villa we have been invited, and of course we have accepted, only too delighted..."
- No. 10 - Duet - Zoë and Spiegel
- "Let's go upon a honeymoon to Venice, city fair, where all the gondoliers their love songs troll. The poets say no other town..."
- No. 11 - Song - Lola and Chorus
- "I read of the fads of society, of the real smart set; I know of the wide notoriety that the folks there get..."
- No. 12 - Hammock Song - Lionel and Bridesmaids
- "We men know how to treat you, so no girl will refuse us ... Won't you tell us what it is you do..."
- No. 13 - Waltz Duet - Lola and Dick
- "In salons in realms of fashion we no doubt shall meet some day, where there's no such thing as passion..."
- No. 14 - Trio and Dance - Lorimer, Plant and Gyp
- "I've always heard about the fun for anyone with lots of mon', in giddy old Paris, so frolicsome and free! ..."
- No. 15 - Finale Act II
- "For your insult, Monsieur, you shall answer to me ... My dear boy, don't waste time on such fellows as he ... He has lost a rich wife..."
ACT III - The Ball of the Four Arts.
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