Songs
The songs were decidedly less important to the show's success than was its comedy. Lyrics and music by Sammy Fain and Charles Tobias (unless otherwise noted).
- Act 1
- "Blow a Balloon Up to the Moon"
- "Fuddle-Dee-Duddle"
- "A Bedtime Story"
- "Strolling Thru the Park"
- "Abe Lincoln" (Music and Lyrics By Earl Robinson and Alfred Hayes)
- "Shaganola"
- "It's Time To Say Aloha"
- Act 2
- "Harem on the Loose"
- "Ol' Man Mose'" (Music and Lyrics By Louis Armstrong and Zilner T. Randolph)
- "When You Look in Your Looking Glass" (Lyrics By Sam M. Lewis, Music By Paul Mann and Stephen Weiss)
- "When McGregor Sings Off Key"
- "Boomps-a-Daisy (I Like a Bustle that Bends)"
- "We Won't Let It Happen Here"
Songs featured during the run also include work by Don George, Teddy Hall, Annette Mills, Gonzalo Curiel, and Oscar Hammerstein II.
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