Let 'Em Eat Cake - Songs

Songs

Act I
  • Overture - Orchestra
  • Opening Act 1
    • Wintergreen for President - Ensemble
    • Tweedledee for President - Ensemble
  • Union Square Scene
    • Union Square - Ensemble
    • Down With Everyone Who's Up - Kruger and Agitators
  • Store Scene
    • Shirts by Millions - Wives and Ensemble
    • Comes the Revolution - Alexander Throttlebottom and Ensemble
    • Mine - John P. Wintergreen, Mary Wintergreen and Ensemble
  • Climb Up the Social Ladder - Mary Wintergreen, Wives and Ensemble
  • Cloistered from the Noisy City (The Union League) - President of the Union League Club and Club Members
  • Comes the Revolution (Reprise) - Union League Club
  • On and On and On - John P. Wintergreen, John P. Wintergreen, Mary Wintergreen, Mary Wintergreen, Company and Company
  • Finale Act 1
    • I've Brushed My Teeth - Gen. Adam Snookfield, U.S.A. and Dignitaries
    • On and On and On (Reprise) - Blue Shirts
    • The General's Gone to a Party - John P. Tweedledee, John P. Wintergreen, Lieutenant and Men
    • All the Mothers of the Nation - Mary Wintergreen, Wives and Girls
    • Yes, He's a Bachelor - John P. Wintergreen, Blue Shirts and Lieutenant
    • There's Something We're Worried About - Lieutenant, Army, Women, John P. Tweedledee and Kruger
    • What's the Proletariat? - Mary Wintergreen, Wives, Committee, Army and All
    • Let 'Em Eat Cake - John P. Wintergreen and Company
Act II
  • Opening Act 2
    • Blue, Blue, Blue - Wives and Ensemble
    • Who's the Greatest? - John P. Wintergreen and Ensemble
  • The League of Nations
    • No Comprenez, No Capish - League of Nations, John P. Wintergreen, Mary Wintergreen and Ensemble
    • Who's the Greatest? (Reprise) - John P. Wintergreen and Ensemble
  • Ball Park Scene
    • Play Ball - Girls
    • When the Judges Doff the Ermine - President of the Union League Club and Blue Shirts
    • Up and at 'em - Ensemble
  • Oyez, Oyez, Oyez - Soldiers and Spectators
  • Trial of Throttlebottom
    • That's What He Did - Alexander Throttlebottom, Kruger and Ensemble
    • I Know a Foul Ball - Alexander Throttlebottom
    • Throttle Throttlebottom - Kruger and Ensemble
  • Trial of Wintergreen
    • A Hell of a Hole (A Hell of a Fix) - John P. Wintergreen, Kruger and Soldiers
    • Down With Everyone Who's Up (Reprise) - Kruger and Ensemble
    • It Isn't What You Did - John P. Wintergreen and Ensemble
    • Mine (Reprise) - John P. Wintergreen, Mary Wintergreen and Ensemble
  • Let 'Em Eat Caviar - Kruger and Ensemble (music missing)
  • First Lady and First Gent - cut - replaces Caviar in modern performances
  • Hang Throttlebottom in the Morning - Lieutenant and Ensemble
  • Fashion Show - Ensemble
  • Finale (Reprise of either Let 'Em Eat Cake or Of Thee I Sing) - Ensemble

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