Selected Stage Works
- 1925 The Garrick Gaieties
- 1927 A Connecticut Yankee, based on the Mark Twain novel
- 1928 Present Arms
- 1935 Jumbo
- 1936 On Your Toes
- 1937 Babes in Arms
- 1938 The Boys from Syracuse, based on William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors
- 1938 I Married an Angel
- 1938 Too Many Girls
- 1940 Higher and Higher
- 1940 Pal Joey, based on John O'Hara's work
- 1942 By Jupiter
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