Musical Numbers

Original Musical Numbers List

The musical numbers list has been verified as correct.

Harlequinade .... Harlequin, Puncinello, Pierrot, Pierrette, Columbine, Pierrettes, Pierrots

Page 1 — The Coronation: Queen for a Day .... Miss Reingold, The Four Queens, The Bridegrooms
Page 2 — My Cousin Who? .... David, Butlers, Witch Doctors, Maids, Rebecca, Louise
Page 3 — You're So Much a Part of Me .... Sung by The Pierrette of 1953 and The Pierrot of 1953
Page 4 — Dare to Dream .... Sung by Polly Bergen
Page 5 — The Cello .... The Cellist
Page 6 — Don Brown's Body .... Mike Hammer, Sally Duprey, Man, Chorus (Jay Harnick, Colleen Hutchins, Jacqueline Mickles, Tina Louise, Bob Kole, Monique Van Vooren, Siri, George Reeder, Larry Kert)
Page 7 — Mark Twain .... Sung by Harry Belafonte; Guitarist: Millard Thomas
Page 8 — The Nightingale and the Rose .... James Jewell (Singer), The Story Teller, The Student, The Prince, The Coquette, The Nightingale, The Guests at the Ball
Page 9 — European Express .... Mrs. A, Mr. B
Page 10 — My Love Is a Wanderer .... Sung by Polly Bergen
Page 11 — Tin Pan Alley .... The Song Plugger, and Ronald Cecill, Jay Harnick, Larry Kert, Bob Kole
- Mammy Songs .... Ralph McWilliams and Kenneth Urmston
- Rhythm Songs .... George Reeder, Imelde DeMartin, Lee Becker, Greb Lober, Dorothy Dushock
- Torch Songs .... Gloria Smith, Illona Murai, Margot Myers, Hank Brunjes, Gerard Leavitt, Dean Crane
- Patriotic Songs .... Elaine Dunn
Page 12 — Merry Little Minuet .... Orson Bean
Page 13 — Hope You Come Back .... Meg, Beth, Jo, Amy, Marmee, Laurie, Friends (James Jewell and Company)

Page 1 — Ziegfeldiana: If Every Month Were June .... Celia Lipton (Singer), The Spring Bride, The Summer Bride, The Autumn Bride, The Winter Bride, The Bouquet, The Train Bearers
Page 2 — Which Witch? .... Hermione Gingold
Page 3 — La Loge (Renoir) .... The Man in the Box
Fini .... Sung by Polly Bergen
Page 4 — Cartoon .... First Secretary, Second Secretary, The New Manager
Page 5 — Acorn in the Meadow .... Sung by Harry Belafonte
Page 6 — Harry Mimmo .... Harry Mimmo, The Ladies, Sedan Chair Bearers
Page 7 — When Am I Going to Meet Your Mother? .... Sung and Danced by Elaine Dunn and Carleton Carpenter
Page 8 — Dinner for One .... The Lady, The Butler
Page 9 — Orson Bean
The Chinese monologue .... Orson Bean
Page 10 — Hold 'Em Joe .... Sung by Harry Belafonte; Danced by Illona Murai, George Reeder, Gloria Smith, Monique Van Vooren, Colleen Hutchins and The 'Almanac' Dancers
Page 11 — La Pistachio .... Bobo, Cornelius, Fifi
Page 12 — The Earth and the Sky .... Sung by Polly Bergen
Finale .... The Entire Company

These song lists document any changes that the production went through aside from the opening night song list.

Harlequinade .... Harlequin, Puncinello, Pierrot, Pierrette, Columbine, Pierrettes, Pierrots

The Coronation: Queen for a Day .... Miss Reingold, The Four Queens, The Bridegrooms
My Cousin Who? .... David, Butlers, Witch Doctors, Maids, Rebecca, Louise
You're So Much a Part of Me .... The Pierrette of 1953, The Pierrot of 1953
I Dare to Dream .... Sung by Judy Lynn and Tony Bavaar
The Cello .... The Cellist
Don Brown's Body .... Mike Hammer, Sally Duprey, Man, Chorus (Siri, Colleen Hutchins, Joan Morton, Tina Louise, Bob Kole, Jay Harnick, Larry Kert, Ronald Cecill)
Mark Twain .... Sung by Harry Belafonte, with Millard Thomas, Guitarist
The Nightingale and the Rose .... Introduced by Colleen Hutchins; The Story Teller, The Student, The Prince, The Coquette, The Nightingale, The Guests at the Ball
European Express .... Mrs. A, Mr. B
.... The Song Plugger, and Ronald Cecill, Jay Harnick, Larry Kert, Bob Kole
Mammy Songs .... Ralph McWilliams and Kenneth Urmston
Rhythm Songs .... George Vosburgh, Imelda DeMartin, Lee Becker, Greb Lober, Gwen Neilson
Torch Songs .... Toni Wheelis, Illona Murai, Margot Myers, Hank Brunjes, Gerard Leavitt, Skeet Guenther
Patriotic Songs .... Elaine Dunn
Page 11 ? Orson Bean
Merry Little Minuet .... Orson Bean
Anema e Core .... The Minstrel, The Countess, Courtiers (Larry Kert, Jay Harnick, Skeet Guenther, Hank Brunjes)
Hope You Come Back .... (Introduced by Carleton Carpenter and Tina Louse); Meg, Beth, Jo, Amy, Marmee, Laurie

Ziegfeldiana: If Every Month Were June .... Sung by Celia Lipton and Tony Bavaar; The Spring Bride, The Summer Bride, The Autumn Bride, The Winter Bride, The Bouquet, The Train Bearers
Which Witch? .... Sung by Hermione Gingold
La Loge (Renoir) .... The Man in the Box
Fini .... Sung by Judy Lynn
Cartoon .... First Secretary, Second Secretary, The New Manager
Acorn in the Meadow .... Sung by Harry Belafonte
.... Sung and Danced by Elaine Dunn and Carleton Carpenter
.... The Lady, The Butler
Page 8 ? Orson Bean
The Chinese monologue .... Orson Bean
.... Sung by Harry Belafonte; Danced by Illona Murai, Hank Brunjes, Jacqueline Mickles, Colleen Hutchins and The "Almanac" Dancers
.... Bobo, Cornelius, Fifi
.... Sung by Tony Bavaar and Judy Lynn
Finale .... The Entire Company