Songs
(In the order listed in The Lyrics of Noël Coward, pp. 5–18):
- Tamarisk Town (Coward) – Gertrude Lawrence
- Other Girls (Coward) – Noël Coward and chorus
- When My Ship Comes Home
- Carrie (Coward) – Gertrude Lawrence
- There's Life in the Old Girl Yet (Coward) – Maisie Gay and chorus
- Russian Blues (Coward) – Gertrude Lawrence and chorus
- Prenez Garde, Lisette (Coward) – Maisie Gay
- Sentiment (Philip Braham and Coward) – Noël Coward
- Parisian Pierrot (Coward) – Gertrude Lawrence
- What Love Means to Girls Like Me (Coward) – Maisie Gay
- When We Were Girls Together (Coward) – Maisie Gay and chorus
- Spanish Grandee (Coward) – Noël Coward
Other numbers performed:
- Temperamental Honeymoon (Coward) – Noël Coward and chorus
- You Were Meant for Me (Eubie Blake and Noble Sissle) – sung as a final duet between Coward and Lawrence
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