The Fortune Teller

• Original Broadway Production (1898)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1899)
  London, England
• Broadway Revival (1929)
  New York, NY
• LOOM Revival (1980)
  New York, NY
• LOOM Revival (1986)
  New York, NY

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Original score

• What Do I Hear?
• Guten Morgen! Buon Giorno! Bonjour!
• To the Count, All Hail!
  • aka Entrance of the Count [no note]
• Always Do As People Say You Should
  • aka Irma's Entrance [no note]
• Chorus of Hussars
• Hungaria's Hussars
  • aka Hungary Hussars [no note]
• Ho! Ye Townsmen
• Here We Are! A Gypsy Troupe Quite Famous
• Romany Life
  • aka Thro' the Forest [no note]
• Come to My Chateau
• Ding, Dong! Merrily, Merrily, Chime for the Bride S
• Signor Monsieur Muldoni
• Serenades of All Nations, The
• Gypsy Love Song
  • aka Slumber On, My Little Gypsy Sweetheart [no note]
• Only in the Play
• Speak Irma! Tell Me, I Implore You
• With Lance in Rest
  • aka March Song [no note]
• Gypsy Jan
• Power of the Human Eye, The
• Where'er in the Thick of the Fight
• Art Is Calling for Me

Added after original closing

• Lily and the Nightingale, The
  • aka She Said 'I Was So Lonely' [no note]

Added after New York closing

• You Must Not Believe It

Added to 1986 revival

• Woman Is Only a Woman, But a Good Cigar Is a Smoke,

During the pre-Broadway era New York was frequently looked upon as just another stop on the schedule of a touring show. The number of performances indicated here should not be construed as an indication of the popularity of The Fortune Teller which was Victor Herbert's first masterpiece.