The Wizard of Oz

• Original Broadway Production (1903)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Return Engagement (1904)
  New York, NY
• New Amsterdam Theatre Company Concert (1982)
  New York, NY

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Original score

• Life in Kansas
• Niccolo's Piccolo
• In Michigan
• When the Circus Comes to Town
• Carrie Barry
• Alas for the Man Without Brains
• That Is Love
• When You Love, Love, Love
• Poppy Chorus
• Phantom Patrol
• Pay Night
  • aka On a Pay Night Evening [no note]
• The Witch Behind the Moon
• Ball of All Nations
  • aka Dance of All Nations [no note]
• Connemara Christening
• Spanish Bolero
• Wee-High and Mon
  • aka Wee Highland Mon [no note]
• Rosalie
  • aka Coon Song and Cakewalk [no note]
• I Love Only One Girl in the Wide, Wide World
• Sammy
• Hurrah for Baffins Bay
  • aka Nautical Nonsense [no note]
• Star of My Native Land
• Opening Chorus
• Pimlico Malinda
• Honey, My Sweet
  • aka Honey Is Sweet [no note]

Added during Broadway run

• Things That We Don't Learn at School

Added in 1904 during national tour

• Mary Canary

Status unknown

• All Aboard for Sunny Kansas
• Daisy Donoghue
• Different Ways of Making Love, The
• Guardian of the Gate, The
• How'd You Like a Girl Like Me?
• I'll Be Your Honey in the Springtime
• It Happens Every Day
• It's Lovely to Love a Lovely Girl
• Just a Simple Girl from the Prairie
• Love Is Love
• Must You
• She Really Didn't Mind the Thing at All
• She's My Native Land
• That's Where She Sits All Day
• Traveler and the Pie, The
• When We Get What's Coming to Us
• Wizard Is No Longer King, The

Based on the book by L. Frank Baum

• List of used songs obtained from a program of the touring version (Boston, Dec 1903).
• No recordings have been traced for this musical. It has been included due to its possible connection to the 1949 version.
• Due to the limited program information available, the song list shoud be viewed with considerable skepticism. It is probable that many more of the songs were interpolated than those indicated. The additional songs listed were obtained from Ken Bloom's American Song: The Complete Musical Theatre Companion. Most of these were obtained from sheet music only. It is not known which were cut songs, which were added during the run, or which were simply not listed in programs.