her back, but he is impressed with her newfound maturity and lets her go. Carrot Top and Horrible Henry appear to Lili, telling her to take them with her. She sees the puppets are trembling, and lifts the puppets off to discover that the puppets have been Paul all along. (In some revised versions, Lili reveals that she always knew that the puppets were Paul.) As Paul angrily confesses his love for her, she begins to understand the kindness in him and together, they follow the carnival. Other characters B.F. Schlegel: The grumpy ringmaster of "Cirque de Paris" Grobert: The sleazy souvenir peddler Princess Olga: A seductive snake-charming mistress Gladys Zuwicki: Gloria's sassy, loud-mouth partner in the Siamese twin act Gloria Zuwicki: Gladys' soft-spoken partner in the Siamese twin act Dr. Glass: Rosalie's wealthy veterinarian boyfriend Greta Schlegel: B.F. Schlegel's spoiled, pampered daughter Songs Act I "Direct from Vienna" – The Incomparable Rosalie, Greta Schlegel and Carnival People "A Very Nice Man" – Lili "Fairyland" – Puppets "I've Got to Find a Reason" – Paul Berthalet "Mira" – Lili "Sword, Rose and Cape" – Marco the Magnificent and Roustabouts "Humming" – The Incomparable Rosalie and Mr. Schlegel "Yes, My Heart" – Lili and Roustabouts "Everybody Likes You" – Paul Berthalet "Magic, Magic" – Marco the Magnificent, The Incomparable Rosalie and Lili "Tanz Mit Mir" – The Bluebird Girls "Carnival Ballet" – Lili, Carnival People and Townspeople "Mira" (Reprise) – Lili "Love Makes the World Go 'Round" – Lili and Puppets Act II "Yum Ticky" – Lili and Puppets "The Rich" – Lili and Puppets "Love Makes the World Go 'Round" (Reprise) – Lili and Puppets "Beautiful Candy" – Lili, Puppets and Vendors "Her Face" – Paul Berthalet "Grand Imperial Cirque de Paris" – Jacquot and Carnival People "I Hate Him"/"Her Face" (Reprise) – Lili and Paul "Grand Imperial Cirque de Paris"/"Direct from Vienna" (Reprises) – Carnival People "Always Always You" – Marco the Magnificent and The Incomparable Rosalie "She's My Love" – Paul Berthalet Productions Broadway Carnival premiered at the National Theatre in Washington, D.C. where it ran March 9–25, 1961, with the production next opening in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 27, 1961. The Broadway premiere of Carnival was on April 12, 1961, at the Imperial Theatre. The original cast starred Anna Maria Alberghetti as Lili, James Mitchell as Marco, Kaye Ballard as Rosalie, Pierre Olaf as Jacquot, Henry Lascoe