Musical Numbers (English Adaptation)
- Overture
Act I - The Playground of Mlle. Herpin's School in Paris - circa 1810
- No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "We are little schoolgirls, and of course we have to do ev'ry single thing that our headmistress..."
- No. 2 - Duet - Marie-Blanche & Blanche-Marie - "Two little maids so very devoted you seldom are likely to see..."
- No. 3 - Song - Irma - "Father had three horses of his very, very own, a black one and a white one and a grey..."
- No. 4 - Song - Gaston - "If I were King and you were Queen, and this our first and formal meeting..."
- No. 5 - Trio - Marie-Blanche, Blanche-Marie & Gaston - "Michu! Michu! Michu! It's the family surname..."
- No. 5a - Entrance of Soldiers
- No. 6 - Song - Gaston & Chorus - "Oh! many a gallant corps today is fighting for our glorious France..."
- No. 7 - Song - Marie-Blanche - "When I meet a man like that, with a fascinating way..."
- No. 8 - Trio - Michu, Mme. Michu & Aristide - "So elegantly dress'd in all our Sunday best..."
- No. 9 - Concerted Number - Blanche-Marie, Marie-Blanche, Mme. & M. Michu, & Pupils - "Our fairy god-mamma is here..."
- No. 10 - Song - Aristide - "Oh, Marie-Blanche is so petite, she's just the very girl for me..."
- No. 11 - Song - Bagnolet - "Now, little girls, attention please, we will at once begin..."
- No. 12 - Finale Act I - "Your mistress we would like, my dears, to see; we've news that will surprise her, I'm afraid..."
Act II - Salon at General Des Ifs
- No. 13 - Opening Chorus & Song - Mme. du Tertre - "We have come from far and near..." & "Once there was a tiny baby..."
- No. 14 - Song - Gaston - "How very like children we all of us are, whom no one seems able to teach..."
- No. 15 - Quintet - Blanche-Marie, Marie-Blanche, Michu, Mme. Michu, & Bagnolet - "Hop o' my Thumb."
- No. 16 - Duet - Marie-Blanche & Blanche-Marie - "Oh dear, oh dear! Oh dear, oh dear! We have made a mistake somehow..."
- No. 17 - Prayer - Marie-Blanche & Blanche-Marie - "Saint Valentine, we know you are clever..."
- Nos. 18 & 18a - Trio and Prayer - Marie-Blanche, Blanche-Marie & Gaston - "So you'll wed the General's daughter! ..."
- No. 19 - Finale Act II - "Captain, come here! and I now will present you, so look after your P's and Q's! ..."
Act III - Michu's Shop, Les Halles
- No. 20 - Opening Chorus - "Customers we, who want to buy! If you can sell us what we need..."
- No. 21 - Song - Aristide - "Strange how the unexpected should always come to pass..."
- No. 22 - Song - Bagnolet - "A woman and a soldier are the same, if you take the trouble to compare..."
- No. 23 - Song - Blanche-Marie - "Little Sister, I am getting discontented, yes, it's true..."
- No. 24 - Chorus and Song - Mme. Michu - "Good luck to both the little brides; health, wealth and happiness besides..."
- No. 25 - Duet - Blanche-Marie & Gaston - "Monsieur Gaston, believe me pray, I'm full of joyful expectation..."
- No. 26 - Sextet - Marie-Blanche, Blanche-Marie, Mme. Michu, Gaston, Aristide & Michu - "Now please sit down! ..."
- No. 27 - Finale Act III - "Two little maids will soon be united to husbands they love and adore..."
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