Musical Numbers
| ACT I | ACT II |
|---|---|
| Mr. Sandman | Heatwave |
| Lollipop | Mr. Sandman Reprise |
| Sugartime | It's In His Kiss |
| Allegheny Moon | Wedding Bell Blues |
| All I Have To Do Is Dream | You Don't Own Me |
| Dream Lover | With This Ring |
| Stupid Cupid | I Only Want To Be With You |
| Lipstick On Your Collar | That's When The Tears Start |
| Lucky Lips | It's My Party |
| Secret Love | Son Of A Preacher Man |
| Mr. Lee | Leader Of The Pack |
| Born Too Late | Maybe |
| Teachers Pet | Maybe I Know |
| Sincerely | Needle In A Haystack |
| Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight | Rescue Me |
| Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me | RESPECT |
| Thank You and Goodnight/Sincerely |
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