as its "easygoing strolling melody and ingeniously rhymed lyric related all of the everyday pleasures to be found in New York". The "wittily unsentimental" "Sentimental Me" was praised by the critics and was a hit money-maker as well. Songs Note: music by Rodgers and lyrics by Hart except as noted. Act 1 Soliciting Subscriptions Gilding the Guild Butcher, Baker, Candle-Stick Maker (Lyrics by Benjamin M. Kaye, Music by Mana Zucca) An Old-Fashioned Girl (Lyrics by Edith Meiser) April Fool Stage Managers' Chorus (Lyrics by Hart and Dudley Digges) The Joy Spreader Act 2 Rancho Mexicano (Music by Tatanacho) Ladies of the Box Office Mr. and Mrs. Manhattan The Three Musketeers Do You Love Me (I Wonder)? Black and White "Sentimental Me (And Poor Romantic You)" was also in the revue although not listed in the Internet Broadway Database. References Hischak, Thomas S. The Rodgers and Hammerstein Encyclopedia (2007), Greenwood Publishing Group, Notes External links Internet Broadway database listing, all productions Overview of show 1925 musicals Broadway musicals Revues Musicals by Rodgers and Hart