Musical Numbers
Act I
- No.1. Patty and Jackson (Today, at eleven)
- No.2. Woodpecker (Maria is simple and chaste)
- No.3. Chorus and Maguire (Ring, ye joybells, long and loudly... You've kept us all waiting outside!)
- No.4. Bella (By dreams of ample profit lured)
- No.5. Bella and Woodpecker (I want a hat of finest straw)
- No.6. Cripps and Maguire with Chorus (Gracious, how I have been running)
Act II
- No.7. Duke (Oh butcher, oh baker, oh candlestick-maker)
- No.8. Woodpecker and Marchioness (The slave of impulse I)
- No.9. Maguire with Chorus (Now, Woodpecker!... Why, we're all making merry)
- No.10. Finale: (Hurrah for the bride with a right good will)
Act III
- No.11. Bunthunder (Though called upon I've never been)
- No.12. Woodpecker and Bunthunder (Your pardon, sir... From the Marchionesses)
- No.13. Maguire with Chorus (If you value a peaceable life)
- No.14. Woodpecker and Bunthunder (I've come across hats of all colours and sorts)
- No.15. Finale: (Free, free! Hurrah!)
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