Chu Chin Chow : a musical tale of the East in two acts : highlights. Prelude (1:04) ; Here be oysters (2:27) ; I am Chu Chin Chow (2:17) ; Cleopatra's Nile : when the blood-red sun is gliding o'er the Nile (2:09) ; I'll sing and dance (2:43) ; Corraline : Marjanah, oh list to my sighs (3:29) ; When a pullet is plump (2:04) ; Robbers' chorus : we are the robbers of the woods (2:14) ; I love thee so : although I've often been asked before (2:09) ; Behold! (2:09) ; I long for the sun : how can I sing from a heart that's cold? (2:39) ; Mahbubah : she will say her say (2:38) ; I built a fairy palace in the sky (1:59) ; Any time's kissing-time : people have slandered our love serene (2:38) ; The cobbler's song : I sit and cobble at slippers and shoon (3:06) ; We bring ye fruits (2:35) ; Finale : we are the robbers of the woods (4:49) / Frederic Norton ; book and lyrics by Oscar Asche -- The maid of the mountains : a musical play in three acts : highlights. Introduction : ah! friends we have to part ; Live for today : though folks there be (2:24) ; My life is love : love is my life (2:29) ; Farewell : ah, woe is me! (2:57) ; We're gathered here (2:20) ; Love will find a way : poor captive! so you say! (3:49) ; Save us (1:02) ; Dirty work : in matters of morality (1:48) ; A paradise for two : there's no song within my heart (3:17) ; Husbands and wives : I used to trust my husband (2:05) ; A bachelor gay (3:12) ; When you're in love : now just suppose (2:28) ; Finale : whate'er befall, I still recall (1:20) / Harold Fraser-Simson, James W. Tate ; book by Frederick Lonsdale ; lyrics by Harry Graham.