Broadway Musicals With Music By Vincent Youmans
- Two Little Girls in Blue (1921)
- Wildflower (1923)
- Mary Jane McKane (1923)
- Lollipop (1924)
- No, No, Nanette (1925, revived 1971)
- Oh, Please! (1926)
- Hit the Deck (1927)
- Rainbow (1928)
- A Night in Venice (1929)
- Great Day! (1929)
- Smiles (1930)
- Through the Years (1932)
- Take a Chance (1932); additional songs only
- The Vincent Youmans Ballet Revue (1943)
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