Musical Numbers
- The Pipe Organ Number Astaire performing on the hands of his band arranged as a keyboard
- Let's Begin Comedy song and dance number by Astaire, Candy Candido and Gene Sheldon, with band
- Yesterdays Sung by Dunne, with guitar and string bass accompaniment
- I'll be Hard to Handle Double dance by Astaire and Rogers, a tap number in which they "talk with their feet." (Repartee expressed in dance steps)
- I Won't Dance Song by Rogers, Astaire at piano; followed by a solo dance to the melody by Astaire
- Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Sung by Irene Dunne (reprise danced by Ginger and Fred)
- Russian Lullaby Sung by Dunne with balalaika orchestra
- Fashion Pageant Parade of models in an array of costumes to a medley of songs, with Astaire as master of ceremonies
- Lovely to Look At Dunne solo and Rogers & Astaire dance
- Finale Dance Astaire and Rogers
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