The Cocoanuts

• Original Broadway Production (1925)
  New York, NY
• New York Revival (1927)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1928)
  London, England
• Film Version (1929)

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Guests, The
  • aka Opening Act 1 [no note]
  • aka So This Is Florida [no note]
• Bellhops, The
  • aka Bellboy Opening [no note]
• Family Reputation
  • aka With a Family Reputation [no note]
• Lucky Boy
• Why Am I a Hit with the Ladies?
  • aka Hit with the Ladies, A [no note]
• Little Bungalow, A
• Florida by the Sea
• Monkey Doodle-Doo, The
• Tea Dance
• Five O'Clock Tea
• They're Blaming the Charleston
• Minstrel Days
• Orchestra Specialty
• Tango Melody
  • aka Spain [no note]
• Tale of a Shirt, The
  • aka Shirt Number [no note]
• Piano Specialty for Chico Marx
• Harp Specialty for Harpo Marx

Cut prior to opening

• We Should Care

Added to film version

• When We're Running a Little Hotel of Our Own
• We Should Care
• What's There About Me?
• Too Many Sweethearts
• When My Dreams Come True

'1926 New Summer Edition'

• Why Do You Want to Know Why?
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
• Ting-A-Ling, the Bells'll Ring
• Everyone in the World Is Doing the Charleston

Added to 1929 film version

• Gypsy Love Song

Added to 1988 revival

• Bolero

It has not been determined what numbers were used in the 'Piano Specialty' and 'Harp Specialty' positions in the original stage version of THE COCOANUTS. For the 1929 film version 'When My Dreams Come True' was used again as the 'Harp Specialty' and 'Gypsy Love Song' was played as the 'Piano Specialty'. For the 1988 revival Ravel's Bolero with fragments of 'Tea for Two', 'Swanee River', 'Tiger Rag' etc. was played as the 'Piano Specialty' and the used version of 'We Should Care' was played as the 'Harp Specialty'.