Marie" instead, as the curtain falls on the joyful scene ("Finale Ultimo"). Song list Act I Our Crown - Company We're Off to Feathermore - King, Queen, Prince James, Princess Diana We're Off to Feathermore (Reprise) - King, Queen, Prince James, Princess Diana Why Shouldn't I - Princess Diana Entrance of Eric (Gone Are The Days That Breed Despair) - Eric Dare, Satellites The Kling-Kling Bird on the Divi-Divi Tree - Eric Dare, Satellites The Kling-Kling Bird on the Divi-Divi Tree (Reprise) - Eric Dare, Satellites When Love Comes Your Way - Eric Dare, Princess Diana When Love Comes Your Way (Reprise) - Eric Dare What a Nice Municipal Park - Company "Mowgli and the White Goddess" - Charles Rausmiller When Me, Mowgli, Love - Charles Rausmiller Gather Ye Autographs While Ye May [Lost Song] - Satellites My Loulou - Company Begin the Beguine - Karen O'Kane Beguine Dance - Karen O'Kane, Prince James Good Morning, Miss Standing - Eva Standing and Secretaries My Most Intimate Friend - Eva Standing There's Nothing Like Swimming [Cut prior to Opening, but restored in most modern productions] - Queen, Swimmers A Picture of Me Without You - Karen O'Kane, Prince James Ev'rybod-ee Who's Anybod-ee - Company The Judgement of Paris - Ambrosine de Groot Aphrodite's Dance - Karen O'Kane, Dancers Swing That Swing - Eva Standing, Company Finale Act I ("Feathermore" Reprise) - King, Queen, Prince James, Princess Diana, Prime Minister, Company Act II Sunday Morning Breakfast Time - Footmen Mr. and Mrs. Smith - King, Queen, Prince James, Princess Diana, Eva Standing, Eric Dare, Karen O'Kane, Charles Rausmiller Six Little Wives - Six Little Wives A Picture of Me Without You (Reprise) - King, Queen, Eva Standing, Charles Rausmiller Me and Marie - King, Queen, Company When Love Comes Your Way (Reprise) - Princess Diana It Was Just One of Those Things - Karen O'Kane, Prince James Our Crown (Reprise) - Company Finale Ultimo: Me and Marie (Reprise) - Entire Company Original production The musical opened at the Shubert Theatre in Boston on September 21, 1935, for a three-week pre-Broadway tryout period. The Broadway premiere opened at the Imperial Theatre on October 12, 1935, and closed on May 7, 1936, after 169 performances. Changes in the lead lessened its appeal. Produced by Sam H. Harris and Max Gordon, the production was staged by Hassard Short, who also was the lighting designer, with