Songs
- Act 1
- Man of the Year This Week - Ensemble
- You're So Beautiful That... - Cliff Lane
- Top Banana - Jerry Biffle, Vic Davis, Cliff Lane, Pinky and Moe
- Elevator Song - Ensemble
- Only If You're in Love - Cliff Lane and Sally Peters
- My Home Is in My Shoes - Tommy and Ensemble
- I Fought Every Step of the Way (music by Johnny Mercer and Bill Finnigan) - Betty Dillon
- O.K. for TV - Jerry Biffle, Vic Davis, Sally Peters, Pinky, Moe, Danny and Russ Wiswell
- Slogan Song - Jerry Biffle, Betty Dillon, Vic Davis, Sally Peters, Cliff Lane, Tommy, Pinky, Moe, Danny, Russ Wiswell and Mr. Parker
- Meet Miss Blendo - Entire Company
- Act 2
- Sans Souci (music by Johnny Mercer and Bill Finnigan) - Betty Dillon, Featured Dancer and Ensemble
- A Dog Is a Man's Best Friend - Jerry Biffle, Ted (Sport) Morgan and The Grenadiers
- That's for Sure - Cliff Lane, Sally Peters and Ensemble
- Be My Guest
- A Word is Day - Jerry Biffle and Betty Dillon
- Top Banana Ballet - Jerry Biffle and Ensemble
- Finale - Entire Company
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