Musical Numbers (English Adaptation)
- Act 1
- "We Are Marching Through the Night" – Soldiers
- "We Too, Are Lonely" – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha
- "We Are Searching for the Foe" – Soldiers
- "What Can We Do Without a Man?" – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha
- "Say Good Night" – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha
- "Melodrama" – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha
- "My Hero" – Nadina
- "Chocolate Soldier" – Bumerli, Nadina
- "Sympathy" – Bumerli, Nadina
- "Seek the Spy" – Massakroff, Nadina, Aurelia, Macha, Bumerli, Soldiers
- Finaletto Act 1 – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha
- Act 2
- "The Fatherland is Free" – Company
- "Alexius the Hero" – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha, Poppoff, Alexius, Bumerli, Ensemble
- "Never Was There Such a Lover" – Alexius, Nadina
- "The Tale of the Coat" – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha, Poppoff, Alexius, Bumerli
- "That Would Be Lovely" – Bumerli, Nadina
- Finaletto Act 2 – Nadina, Aurelia, Mascha, Poppoff, Alexius, Bumerli, Ensemble
- Act 3
- Opening Chorus – Ensemble
- "Falling in Love" – Alexius, Mascha
- "The Letter Song" – Nadina
- "Melodrama" – Bumerli
- "The Letter Song" (reprise) – Bumerli, Nadina
- Finale – Company
The operetta was continually reworked during Straus' lifetime. Among those songs that were dropped is the (now) amusingly titled "Why Is It Love Makes Us Feel Queer?"; the better-known songs include "My Hero", "Thank the Lord the War Is Over", "Sympathy", "Seek the Spy", "Tiralala", "The Chocolate Soldier", and "Forgive".
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