Musical Numbers
- So in Love - Lilli and Fred
- Too Darn Hot - Lois
- Why Can't You Behave - Lois
- Kiss Me, Kate - MGM Studio and Orchestra Chorus
- Wunderbar - Lilli and Fred
- So in Love (Reprise) - Lilli (with tears of crying soft)
- We Open in Venice - Lilli, Fred, Lois, Bill
- Tom, Dick or Harry - Lois, Gremio, Bill, Hortensio
- I've Come to Wive it Wealthily in Padua - Fred
- I Hate Men - Lilli
- Were Thine That Special Face - Fred
- Finale Act One (Kiss Me, Kate) - Chorus
- Where Is the Life That Late I Led - Fred
- Brush Up Your Shakespeare - Slug and Lippy
- From This Moment On - Lois, Bill, Hortensio, Gremio
- Finale - Fred and Chorus
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