Film Work
- (1936) "New Shoes" (short feature), "After the Thin Man", Maytime, "The Longest Night", "Libeled Lady", "Sinner Take All"
- (1937) "Bad Man of Brimstone", "The Firefly (film)", "The Good Old Soak", "London by Night", "Madame X", "Mama Steps Out", "Mannequin", "Man of the People," "Navy Blue and Gold", "Parnell", "Saratoga", "You're Only Young Once"
- (1938) "Boystown", "Broadway Serenade", "The First Hundred Years", "The Girl Downstairs", "Happily Buried" (short feature), "The Hardys Ride High", "Honolulu", "Let Freedom Ring", "Lord Jeff", "The Magician's Daughter" (short feature), "Marie Antoinette", "Nuts and Bolts" (short feature), "Our Gang Follies" (short feature), "Paradise for Three", "Snow Gets in Your Eyes" (short feature), "Sweethearts", "Three Comrades", "The Toy Wife", "Vacation from Love"
- (1939) "Balalaika", "Florian", "Music in My Heart", "The New Moon", "Strange Cargo" "These Glamour Girls", "The Women"
- (1940) "Blondie Goes Latin", "Dance, Girl, Dance", "Kit Carson", "South of Pago-Pago"
- (1941) "Cubana", "Fiesta", "Playing with Music", "I Married an Angel", "Rio Rita"
- (1955) "Kismet", "Make Believe Ballroom", "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder"
- (1970) "Song of Norway" (This film featured adaptations of different music of Edvard Grieg than that of the 1944 Broadway show of the same title.)
- (1972) "The Great Waltz"
- Hit songs of their day include "The Donkey Serenade" (written with composer Herbert Stothart "based on a theme of Rudolf Friml") from "The Firefly", "Always and Always" from "Mannequin" and "It's a Blue World" from "Music in My Heart".
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