How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I
  • Overture
  • How To Succeed - J. Pierrepont Finch
  • Happy To Keep His Dinner Warm - Rosemary Pilkington
  • Coffee Break - Smitty, Bud Frump & Chorus
  • The Company Way - Finch & Twimble
  • The Company Way (Reprise) - Bud, Twimble & Company
  • A Secretary is Not a Toy - Bratt, Bud & Men
  • Been a Long Day - Smitty, Finch & Rosemary
  • Been a Long Day (Reprise )- Bud, J.B. Biggley & Hedy LaRue
  • Grand Old Ivy - Finch & Biggley
  • Paris Original - Rosemary, Smitty, Mrs. Jones & Girls
  • Rosemary - Finch & Rosemary
  • Act I Finale - Finch, Rosemary & Bud
Act II
  • Cinderella, Darling - Smitty & Girls
    • 1995 revival replacement: How to Succeed (Reprise)
  • Happy To Keep His Dinner Warm (Reprise) - Rosemary
  • Love From a Heart of Gold - Biggley & Hedy
  • I Believe in You - Finch & Men
  • I Believe in You (Reprise) - Rosemary
  • Brotherhood of Man - Finch, Wally Womper, Mrs. Jones & Men
  • Finale - Company

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