Musical Numbers
- Act I
- The Night Time - Jimmie Spelvin and Ensemble (lyrics by Grey)
- Way Down East - Rosalind Rafferty and Ensemble
- On with the Dance - Otis Hooper, Rosalind, Betty and Harry Burton (lyrics by Grey)
- This Little Girl - Mrs. Ten Broek, "Pops" and Foundlings
- Joan of Arc ("You Can't Keep a Good Girl Down") - Sally of the Alley and Foundlings (lyrics by Grey & Wodehouse)
- Look for the Silver Lining - Sally and Blair Farquar (lyrics by De Sylva)
- Sally - Blair and Ensemble (lyrics by Grey)
- Act II
- The Social Game - Jimmie and Ensemble
- Wild Rose - Sally and Diplomats (lyrics by Grey)
- (On the Banks of) The Schnitza Komisski - Duke of Czechogovinio and Ensemble (lyrics by Grey)
- Pzcherkatrotsky - Duke of Czechogovinio
- Whip-poor-will - Sally and Blair (lyrics by De Sylva)
- The Lorelei - Otis Hooper, Rosalind and Jimmie (lyrics by Anne Caldwell)
- The Church Around the Corner - Rosalind and Otis (lyrics by Grey & Wodehouse)
- Act III
- Land of Butterflies (ballet) (music By Victor Herbert)
- Finale - Dear Little Church 'Round the Corner
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