Rodgers and Hart - Stage and Film Productions

Stage and Film Productions

(1920) Fly With Me
(1925) The Garrick Gaieties
(1925) Dearest Enemy
(1926) The Girl Friend
(1926) Betsy
(1926) Peggy-Ann
(1926) The Fifth Avenue Follies
(1926) Lido Lady
(1926) Garrick Gaieties - 2nd Edition
(1927) A Connecticut Yankee
(1927) One Dam Thing After Another
(1928) Present Arms
(1928) Chee-Chee
(1928) She's My Baby
(1929) Heads Up!
(1929) Spring Is Here
(1930) Ever Green

(1930) Simple Simon
(1931) America's Sweetheart
(1932) Love Me Tonight (film)
(1932) The Phantom President (film)
(1933) Hallelujah I'm A Bum (film)
(1934) Hollywood Party (film)
(1935) Mississippi (film)
(1935) Jumbo
(1936) On Your Toes
(1936) The Show Is On
(1937) Babes in Arms
(1937) I'd Rather Be Right
(1938) The Boys from Syracuse
(1938) I Married an Angel
(1939) Too Many Girls
(1940) Higher and Higher
(1940) Pal Joey
(1942) By Jupiter
(1943) A Connecticut Yankee (revised, with additional songs, their last collaboration)

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