Works
- Early work
- 1907 Three Twins (music Karl Hoschna)
- 1909 Bright Eyes (music Hoschna)
- 1910 Madame Sherry (music Hoschna)
- 1911 Dr. De Luxe (music Hoschna)
- 1911 The Girl of My Dreams (music Hoschna)
- 1911 The Fascinating Widow (music Hoschna)
- 1912 The Firefly (music Rudolf Friml)
- 1913 High Jinks (music Friml)
- 1914 The Crinoline Girl (music Percy Wenrich), lyrics Julian Eltinge) -- book only
- 1914 Suzi (music Aladar Renyi)
- 1915 Katinka (music Friml)
- 1916 The Silent Witness (play by Harbach)
- 1916 A Pair of Queens (play by Harbach, A. Seymour Brown, and Harry Lewis)
- 1917 You're in Love (music Friml)
- 1917 Miss 1917 (revue)
- 1917 Kitty Darlin' (music Friml)
- Later works
- 1918 Going Up (music Louis Hirsch)
- 1919 Up in Mabel's Room, play, written with Wilson Collison
- 1919 Tumble In (music Friml)
- 1919 The Little Whopper (music Friml, lyrics with Bide Dudley)
- 1920 No More Blondes, play by Harbach
- 1920 Mary (music Hirsch)
- 1920 Jimmie (music Herbert Stothart, lyrics Hammerstein II)
- 1920 Tickle Me (music Stothart, lyrics Hammerstein II)
- 1921 June Love (music Friml, lyrics Brian Hooker, book Harbach and William H. Post)
- 1921 The O'Brien Girl (music Friml, lyrics Frank Mandel, and book Harbach and Mandel)
- 1922 The Blue Kitten (music Friml, lyrics and book by Harbach and William Carey Duncan)
- 1922 Molly Darling (music Tom Johnstone, lyrics Phil Cook, book by Harbach and Williams)
- 1923 Wildflower (music Youmans and Stothart, lyrics Hammerstein II)
- 1923 Jack and Jill (music Stothart)
- 1923 Kid Boots (music Harry Tierney and lyrics Joseph McCarthy)
- 1923 No, No, Nanette (music Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Irving Caesar)
- 1924 Rose-Marie (music Friml, lyrics Hammerstein II)
- 1925 Song of the Flame (music by George Gershwin and Stothart, lyrics Hammerstein II)
- 1925 Sunny (music Jerome Kern, lyrics Hammerstein II)
- 1926 Criss Cross (music Kern)
- 1926 The Wild Rose (music Friml)
- 1926 The Desert Song (music Romberg)
- 1927 Golden Dawn, music Emmerich Kalman and Stothart
- 1927 Lucky, music Kern
- 1928 Good Boy, music Stothart, lyrics Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby
- 1930 Nina Rosa, music Romberg, lyrics Irving Caesar
- 1930 Ballyhoo of 1930, featured lyricist
- 1931 The Cat and the Fiddle (music Kern)
- 1933 Roberta (music Kern)
- 1936 Forbidden Melody (music Sigmund Romberg)
- 1938 Gentlemen Unafraid (music Kern, lyrics Hammerstein II)
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