ACT I   -   Interior of Polycop's Baker Shop.

• No. 1 - Introduction and Opening Scene - "Planchette!  Planchette!  Oh, where is that baker's man?  Planchette!  Planchette!  Come hurry if you can! ..."
• No. 2 - Song - Raoul - "The lovers who sigh, for married life cry, merit the sorrow they woo.  To love and to wed are things that I dread, I try to avoid them, I do..."
• No. 3 - Ensemble - "Here comes Polycop!" (etc.)  "Here comes Polycop!  Stand aside.  Long life, Polycop!" (etc.)  "Welcome, Polycop, where is your bride? ..."
• No. 4 - Chorus, and Song - Rose Marie - "To Polly and his wife, hola!  Here's to their wedded life..."  &  "I am a simple Norman maid, my cheeks are rosy red..."
• No. 5 - Duet - Raoul and Lucille - "It seems to me that we have met, yes, sometime long ago.  But when and where I now forget, your face I surely know. ..."
• No. 6 - Ensemble, and Song - Lucille - "Monsieur, all is well!  Thanks to you.  From Captain Rappell, this billet-doux.  I told him you were waiting here for me..."
• No. 7 - Ensemble, and Song - Polycop - "Though the years have made him mellow..."  &  "Far down in the depths of the Southern sea, there lived a mermaid fair..."
• No. 8 - Finale Act I - "At last I find you in! ... And I have found you out! ... Your trouble will begin this day without a doubt ... You have betray'd your trust..."

ACT II   -   Salon of Madame de Montbazon's House.

• No. 9 - Chorus and Song - "Montbazon!  Montbazon, her charms we love to gaze upon.  Montbazon!  Montbazon!  Vive Madame de Montbazon..."
• No. 10 - Song - Polycop and Girls - "In Italy I lov'd a girl with iv'ry skin and teeth of pearl;  she own'd a sharp stiletto blade, for cutting lovers it was made..."
• No. 11 - Ensemble - Mme. de Montbazon, Polycop and others - "Ladies, I am sorry to send you thus away, needless tho' to worry, you'll meet again today..."
• No. 12 - Song - Mme. de Montbazon - "Happy were the days of long ago!  Fair and bright, the heart's love light, dissipating shadows, sombre, low, shining..."
• No. 13 - Duet - Lucille and Bouillon - "All kisses, tho' Platonic, are signs of love masonic, for hidden, embryonic, rascal Cupid lies in wait..."
• No. 14 - Ensemble - "This is the hour!  The fateful hour!  This is the hour!  The fateful hour!  We must decide, by that abide, so have a care to what we swear..."
• No. 15 - Quartett - Raoul, Bouillon, Lucille and Rose-Marie - "Come, my dearest, this is folly ... To my thinking this is jolly ... There is danger in each minute..."
• No. 16 - Duet - Polycop and Rose-Marie - "The girls are idle butterflies;  a fool is he who even tries to catch one in Love's golden net, for woman is a born coquette."
• No. 17 - Trio - Lucille, Rose-Marie and Bouillon - "Drink!  Drink!  Drink!  A rogue lies hid in the wine.  Drink!  Drink!  Drink!  'Tis Cupid, that rogue divine..."
• No. 18 - Finale Act II - "A nation's fate lies in the scale, the risk is great if I should fail.  Her watch o'er France an angel keeps.  Now's my chance;  he sleeps..."

ACT III   -   Frondist Outpost.

• No. 19 - Chorus - "Gaily marches the soldier to the sound of drum and fife!  Merrily sings the soldier of the joys of martial life, when banners wave defiance brave..."
• No. 20 - Song - Lucille - "One dreamy mid-summer's night, when the moon shone clear and bright, way up in a tree sat a little Tom-tit, there singing his solo..."
• No. 21 - Chorus - Vivandiers - "The vivandiere has a grateful task to jolly the boys and fill the flask;  we carry the drinks that always please, the essence of grape..."
• No. 22 - Song - Rose Marie - "There once liv'd a wise maid of France, and she led all the boys such a dance;  she was pretty and witty and wise..."
• No. 23 - Song - Polycop - "I've dreamt many dreams, some good and some bad, but the worst of all dreams that I ever had was the dream of a land where winter..."
• No. 24 - Finale Act III - "The General has relented ... I'm glad he has consented ... I'll take no substitute ... That fact I'll not dispute ... To matrimonial dangers..."