Victor Victoria - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

The vocal numbers in the film are presented as nightclub acts. However, the lyrics or situations of some of the songs are calculated to relate to the unfolding drama. Thus, the two staged numbers Le Jazz Hot and The Shady Dame from Seville help to present Victoria as a female impersonator. The latter number is later reinterpreted by Toddy for diversionary purposes in the plot, and the cozy relationship of Toddy and Victoria is promoted by the song You and Me, which is sung before the audience at the nightclub.

  1. "Gay Paree" - Toddy - music composed by Henry Mancini
  2. "Le Jazz Hot" - Victoria - music composed by Henry Mancini
  3. "The Shady Dame From Seville" - Victoria - music composed by Henry Mancini
  4. "You and Me" - Toddy, Victoria - music composed by Henry Mancini
  5. "Chicago, Illinois" - Norma - music composed by Henry Mancini
  6. "Crazy World" - Victoria - music composed by Henry Mancini
  7. "Finale/Shady Dame From Seville (Reprise)" - Toddy - music composed by Henry Mancini

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