are left alone onstage. Rose starts to enter the house when Sam asks what she is going to do. She tells him she will go away, but when he says that he will go with her as they discussed that morning, Rose says she has to go off alone. Sam finally confesses to Rose that he is in love with her, and that his life is nothing without her. Rose says that her parents have proved that two people do not belong together, and she says goodbye to Sam ("Don't Forget the Lilac Bush"). Shirley comes out of the house and hands Rose a suitcase full of her things. Rose starts walking off, then returns and swiftly kisses Sam, but he breaks away and goes abruptly into the house. Rose stands looking after him, then picks up her bag and walks off. Mrs. Fiorentino, Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Jones appear and immediately begin gossiping about Rose and Easter hanging around on the street late last night ("Ain't It Awful, the Heat? (reprise)"), as they once again lament the unbearable heat and the curtain slowly falls. Songs Act 1 "Ain't It Awful, the Heat?" – Greta Fiorentino, Emma Jones, Olga and Carl Olsen, Abraham Kaplan "I Got a Marble and a Star" – Henry Davis "Get a Load of That" – Emma Jones, Greta Fiorentino, Olga Olsen "When a Woman Has a Baby" – Daniel Buchanan, Greta Fiorentino, Emma Jones, Anna Maurrant "She Shouldn't Be Staying out Nights" – Frank and Anna Maurrant, Greta Fiorentino "Somehow I Never Could Believe" – Anna Maurrant "Whatcha Think of That?" – Emma and George Jones, Carl Olsen, Greta Fiorentino "Ice Cream Sextet" – Lippo and Greta Fiorentino, Carl and Olga Olsen, George Jones, Henry Davis "Let Things Be Like They Always Was" – Frank Maurrant "Wrapped in a Ribbon and Tied in a Bow" – Jennie Hildebrand, Ensemble "Lonely House" – Sam Kaplan "Wouldn't You Like to Be on Broadway?" – Harry Easter "What Good Would the Moon Be?" – Rose Maurrant "Moon-faced, Starry-eyed" – Dick McGann, Mae Jones "Remember That I Care" – Sam Kaplan, Rose Maurrant "I Got a Marble and a Star (reprise)" – Henry Davis Act 2 "Catch Me if You Can" – Charlie and Mary Hildebrand, Willie Maurrant, Grace Davis, Children "There'll Be Trouble" – Frank, Rose and Anna Maurrant "A Boy Like You" – Anna Maurrant "We'll Go