By Chicago Musical Revue, Velma: Come on, Babe Why don't we paint the town? And All That

By Chicago Musical Revue, Liz: Pop. Annie: Six. June: Squish. Hunyak: Uh-Uh. Velma: Cicero. Mona: Lipschitz! Liz: Pop. Annie: Six. June: Squish. Hunyak: Uh-Uh. Velma: Cicero. Mona: Lipschitz! Liz: Pop. Annie: Six. June: Squish. Hunyak: Uh-Uh. Velma: Cicero. Mona: Lipschitz! Liz: Pop. Annie: Six. June: Squish. Hunyak: Uh-Uh. Velma: Cicero. Mona: Lipschitz! All: He had it coming He had it coming He only had himself

By Chicago Musical Revue, Matron: The whole world's gone low-brow. Things ain't what they used

By Chicago Musical Revue, Velma: Thank you. Roxie and I would just like to thank

By Chicago Musical Revue, ANNOUNCER: For her first number, Miss Roxie Hart would like to

By Chicago Musical Revue, Velma: My sister and I had an act that couldn't flop My

By Chicago Musical Revue, Amos: If someone stood up in a crowd And raised his voice

By Chicago Musical Revue, Roxie: ...gone, it's all gone. It's good, isn't it? Grand, isn't it? Great, isn't

By Chicago Musical Revue, Announcer: Ladies and Gentlemen, Mister Billy Flynn in an act of Razzle

By Chicago Musical Revue, Girls: We want Billy Give us Billy B. I. Double L. Y. We're all

By Chicago Musical Revue, Roxie: The name on everybody's lips Is gonna be Roxie The lady rakin'

By Chicago Musical Revue, Reporters: Where'd you come from? Billy (as Roxie): Mississippi Reporters: And your parents? Billy (as Roxie): Very

By Chicago Musical Revue, Matron: Ask any of the chickies in my pen They'll tell I'm