Do You Do?" (three songs combined instead of the usual two). Here is a list of the numbers: Overture Act I The Forest Rangers Little Mary Sunshine Look for a Sky of Blue You're the Fairest Flower In Izzenschnooken on the Lovely Essenzook Zee Playing Croquet Swinging How Do You Do? Tell a Handsome Stranger Once in a Blue Moon Colorado Love Call Every Little Nothing Finale ("What Has Happened?"; "Look for a Sky of Blue") Act II Such a Merry Party Say "Uncle" Me a Heap Big Injun Naughty, Naughty Nancy Mata Hari Do You Ever Dream of Vienna? A Shell Game (pantomime) Coo Coo Finale ("The Forest Rangers"; "Look for a Sky of Blue") Song annotations The songs in Little Mary Sunshine allude to earlier shows, their songs, and their characters.The Forest Rangers is a parody of "Tramp, tramp, tramp", from Victor Herbert's Naughty Marietta, although it also alludes less directly to the whole genre of "gallant warriors" songs, notably "The Mounties", from Friml's Rose-Marie; "Stout Hearted Men", from Romberg's The New Moon; "The Riff Song", from Romberg's The Desert Song; "Song of the Vagabonds", from Friml's The Vagabond King; and arguably even "March of the Toys", from Herbert's Babes in Toyland. The line "For there's always one more hill beyond the hill beyond the hill ... [six "hill" mentions]" apes the title of "There's a Hill Beyond a Hill", from Kern and Hammerstein's Music in the Air (Mandelbaum, CD 10). "The Forest Rangers" also echoes the Boy Scout Law ("A scout is trustworthy...") by giving the rangers nine of the twelve Scout Law attributes: "He's thoughtful and he's courteous and kind. He's reverent and brave. ... He's clean in soul and body and mind. He's cheerful, honest ["trustworthy"], thrifty and obedient."Little Mary Sunshine mimics the title song from Rose-Marie. Both songs are title songs, and both use the name of the play's heroine as the song title.Look for A Sky of Blue alludes to "Look for the Silver Lining", from Jerome Kern's Sally. "When e’er a cloud appears," is the first five words of both the first line of the chorus of "Sky of Blue" and the second line of the chorus of "Silver Lining".You're the Fairest Flower ["...An American Beauty Rose"] alludes particularly to two operetta songs with "Rose" in their titles – the title song from Friml's Rose-Marie and "Only a Rose", from Friml's The