Musical Numbers
Source:Guide To Musical Theatre and Internet Broadway Database Listing
- "Moll's Song (I'm Checkin' Home Now)" – The Moll
- "Moll and Gent" – The Moll, A Gent
- "Moll and Dick" – The Moll, A Dick
- "Moll and Druggist" – The Moll, Druggist
- "Oh, What a Filthy Night Court!" – Editor Daily, Prexie, Yasha, Dauber, Doctor Specialist, Reverend Salvation
- "Mrs. Mister and Reverend Salvation" – Mrs. Mister, Reverend Salvation
- "Croon Spoon" – Junior Mister, Sister Mister
- "The Freedom of the Press" – Editor Daily, Mr. Mister
- "Let's Do Something" – Junior Mister, Sister Mister
- "Honolulu" – Editor Daily, Junior Mister, Mr. Mister, Sister Mister
- "Drugstore Scene" – Druggist, Steve, Bugs
- "Gus and Sadie Love Song" – Gus Polock and Sadie Polock
- "The Rich" – Yasha, Dauber
- "Ask Us Again" – Yasha, Dauber, Mrs. Mister
- "Art for Art's Sake" – Yasha, Dauber
- "Nickel Under the Foot" – The Moll
- "Leaflets" – Larry
- "The Cradle Will Rock" – Larry
- "Faculty Room Scene" – Mr. Mister, Prexie, Professor Trixie, Professor Scoot
- "Doctor and Ella" – Ella Hammer
- "Joe Worker" – Ella Hammer
- "Finale/The Cradle Will Rock (reprise)" – Larry, Ensemble
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