She Loves Me

• Original Broadway Production (1963)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1964)
  London, England
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1969)
  New York, NY
• Town Hall Concert (1977)
  New York, NY
• Television Production (1978)
• New York Revival (1980)
  New York, NY
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1985)
  New York, NY
• Los Angeles Revival (1987)
  Los Angeles, CA
• New York Revival (1989)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Revival (1993)
  New York, NY
• London Revival (1994)
  London, England
• Benefit Concert (2011)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Revival (2016)
  New York, NY
• Menier Chocolate Factory Revival (2016)
  London, England

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Original score

• Prelude
• Good Morning, Good Day
• Sounds While Selling
• Thank You, Madam
• Days Gone By
• No More Candy
  • aka No More Chocolates [no note]
• Three Letters
• Tonight at Eight
• I Don't Know His Name
• Perspective
• Goodbye, Georg
  • aka Good Bye Georg [no note]
• Will He Like Me?
  • aka Will He Like Me [no note]
• Ilona
• I Resolve
• A Romantic Atmosphere
• Tango Tragique
• At the Count of Five
• Dear Friend
• Try Me
• Where's My Shoe?
  • aka Where's My Shoe [no note]
• Ice Cream
  • aka Vanilla Ice Cream [no note]
• She Loves Me
  • aka He Loves Me [no note]
• A Trip to the Library
• Grand Knowing You
• Twelve Days to Christmas

Cut prior to opening

• Hello, Love
• Seasonal Pleasures
• Tell Me I Look Nice
• Mr. Nowack, Will You Please
• Merry Christmas Bells
• The Touch of Magic
• My Drug Store
• Christmas Eve

Added to London production

• Letters
• Heads I Win

Cut from London production

• Chain Letters

Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• Cover Single (1964)
  

  • Julie Andrews

• Composer Demo [audio]
• Composer Demo [audio]

The play Parfumerie by Miklos Laszlo is the only credited source, but Ernst Lubitsch's 1940 film The Shop Around the Corner, adapted from the play, is an uncredited source, with the musical apparently utilizing elements from the film that are not in the play. (Samson Raphaelson wrote the screenplay.) Pre-opening press reports seem to have only mentioned the film. In a 1993 New York Times article, it was stated that Joe Masteroff said that he based his book more closely on the film than on the play.

Miklos Laszalo's Hungarian play, Parfumerie, was presented in Budapest in 1937. It was made into a film in 1940, The Shop Around the Corner, into a film musical in 1949, In the Good Old Summer Time, the film You've Got Mail. The film musical had a score by various composers and had nothing to do with this version.

• Parfumerie (source material)
• The Shop Around the Corner (Source material)
• Sie liebt mich... (German title)