Fifty Million Frenchmen - Songs

Songs

Act 1
  • A Toast to Volstead – California Collegians and Men's Ensemble
  • You Do Something to Me – Peter Forbes and Looloo Carroll
  • The American Express – Ensemble
  • You've Got That Thing – Michael Cummins and Joyce Wheeler
  • Find Me a Primitive Man – May De Vere, Boule de Neige, Oscar and Ensemble
  • Where Would You Get Your Coat? – Violet Hildegarde
  • Do You Want to See Paris? – Peter Forbes, California Collegians and Tourists
  • At Longchamps Today – Ensemble
  • Yankee Doodle – Ensemble
  • The (Happy) Heaven of Harlem – Boule de Neige, Oscar and Chorus
  • Why Shouldn't I Have You? – Joyce Wheeler, Michael Cummins and Chorus
Act 2
  • Somebody's Going to Throw a Big Party – Ensemble
  • It Isn't Done – Ensemble
  • I'm In Love – Looloo Carroll, Ensemble and Ceballos' Hollywood Dancers
  • The Tale of an Oyster – Violet Hildegarde
  • Paree, What Did You Do to Me? – Joyce Wheeler and Michael Cummins
  • You Don't Know Paree – Peter Forbes
  • I'm Unlucky at Gambling – May De Vere and Ceballos' Hollywood Dancers

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