Selected Musical Numbers
- "Majestic Sails at Midnight" -- Helen Broderick, Leslie Adams, Jerome Cowan, Hal Forde, Harry Stockwell
- "How's Chances?" -- Marilyn Miller, Clifton Webb
- "The Funnies" -- Marilyn Miller
- "Easter Parade"† -- Marilyn Miller, Clifton Webb
- "Our Wedding Day" -- Marilyn Miller, Clifton Webb
- "Heat Wave Hits New York" -- Ethel Waters
- "To Be Or Not To Be" -- Ethel Waters
- "Supper Time" -- Ethel Waters
- "Harlem on my Mind" -- Ethel Waters
- "Lonely Heart" -- dance
- "Not for All the Rice in China" -- Marilyn Miller, Clifton Webb
† Omitted from 1998 revival
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