1930
From "SPRING IS HERE"
-Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder
-Crying For The Carolines
-Have a Little Faith In Me
-Bad Baby
-How Shall I Tell
-What's the Big Idea
1932
From "CROONER"
-Three's A Crowd

From "FORTY-SECOND STREET"

42nd Street is the backstage, putting-on-a-show musical par excellence, and it opened the doors for a new type of musical that would dominate Hollywood for the next 15 years. Four of Harry's songs became popular and with Busby Berkely's visually fascinating choreography, this movie saved Warner Bros. from their terrible financial condition.
*Dick Powell. Ruby Keeler, Ginger Rogers, Una Merkel
-Forty-Second Street
-Shuffle Off To Buffalo
-Young And Healthy
-You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me
-It Must Be June
1933

From "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933"

 After the phenomenal success of 42nd Street, the inevitable back-stage sequel was born in Gold Diggers, in which Berkely outdoes 42nd Street in the production numbers. It is a visual fantasy that recognizes no boundaries, and in Warren and lyricist Al Dubin, Berkely had a a song writing team capable of meeting the challenge of a new form of cinema.
*Dick Powell. Ruby Keeler, Ginger Rogers, Joan Blondell
-Shadow Waltz
-We're In The Money
-Pettin' In The Park
-Remember My Forgotten Man
-I've Got To Sing A Torch Song

From "FOOTLIGHT PARADE"

 Another backstage musical,but this is perhaps the best of them, with a feasible plot that reveals a lot about show business. The last half hour of the movie consists of three mammoth Berkely production numbers.
*Dick Powell. Ruby Keeler, Jimmy Cagney, Joan Blondell
-Honeymoon Hotel
-Shanghai Lil
1934

From "TWENTY MILLION SWEETHEARTS"

 Dick Powell's eighth film as a star. Co-star is Ginger Rogers who had just made her first picture with Fred Astaire. Ted Fiorito's Orchestra appears in the film as do the Mills Brothers doing some of the "scat " singing that was popular in 1934.
The enduring hit "Twenty Million Sweethearts" is one of the movies highlights.
-Out For No Good
-What Are Your Intentions
-Fair And Warmer
-I'll String Along With You
From "WONDER BAR" Harry and Al Team up with Director Lloyd Bacon And Busby Berkeky once again with what is probably the best screenplay. Almost all of the film takes place in a nightclub operated by a slick entertainer named Al Wonder. Wonder Bar is exceptionally well scored, with Harry's songs well integrated with complicated plot lines.
*Al Jolsen, Dick Powell, Delores Del Rio, Ricardo Cortez
-Wonder Bar
-Don't Say Goodnight
-Why Do I Dream Those Dreams
-Vive La France
-Going To Heaven On A Mule
From "DAMES"
 Again Dick Powell is a songwriter with a show that needs a backer, Ruby Keeler is the girlfreind, and Joan Blondell the showgirl who snares Guy Kibbee into putting up the money. Berkely works his magic with his choreography of "Dames" and the song "I Only Have Eyes For You" is an American Classic.
-Dames
-I Only Have Eyes For you
-The Girl At The Ironing Board
From "SWEET MUSIC" Rudy Vallee, Ann Dvorak
-Sweet Music
1935
From "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935"
 "Lullaby Of Broadway" brought Harry his first Oscar and gave director Busby Berkely the basis for his finest work on the screen. The treatment for the song is practically a film within a film. A pair of Latin dancers give way to a tidal wave of tap dancers, photographed from every conceivable angle. Their thunderous tapping had to be recorded separately, so as not to drown out the orchestra.
"The Words Are In My Heart" is written as a Viennese waltz and is staged with fifty white clad girls playing fifty white baby grand pianos!
-Lullaby Of Broadway
-The Words Are In My Heart
-I'm Going Shopping With You
From "GO INTO YOUR DANCE" Of the seven songs for "Go Into Your Dance", two were to become favorites and forever associated with Al Jolsen "About A Quarter To Nine" and "She's A Latin From Manhattan". Both songs feature Ruby Keeler dancing.
-Casino De Paris
-A Good Old Fashioned Cocktail
-About A Quarter To Nine
-Mammy, I'll Sing About you
-She's A Latin From Manhattan
-The Little Things You Used To Do
-Go Into Your Dance
From "BROADWAY GONDOLIER" Dick Powell as a gondolier in Venice. Also stars Joan Blondell, and back-up by the Mills Brothers and Ted Fiorita's Orchestra
One of the great songs of this movie that has become a standard is "Lulu's Back In Town"
-Lonely Gondolier
-The Pig and the Cow and the Dog and the Cat
-Flagenheim's Odorless Cheese
-Outside Of You
-The Rose In Her Hair
-Lulu's Back In Town
-You Can Be Kissed
From "STARS OVER BROADWAY" The American tenor James Melton crosses over from opera for his screen debut. Warren wrote the song "September in the Rain" for this film and Berkely was to choreograph with a forest of movable silver trees, but the studio nixed it and also cut "Broadway Cinderella" from the final print.
-You Let Me Down
-At Your Service, Madame
-Where Am I (Am I In Heaven)
-Broadway Cinderella
From "SHIPMATES FOREVER" Set at the Naval Academy in Annapolis with Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler. The Naval Academy actually adopted Harry's song "Don't Give Up The Ship" as their service song.
-Don't Give Up The Ship
-I'd Rather Listen To Your Eyes
-I'd Love To Take Orders From You
From "LIVING ON VELVET"
-Living On Velvet
From "IN CALIENTE"
-Muchacha
From "PAGE MISS GLORY" Mr Randoph Hearst brings his star/mistress Marion Davies over to star with Dick Powell on the Warner lot.
-Page Miss Glory
1936
From "CAIN AND MABEL" Clark Gable, Marion Davies. The production of "I'll Sing You A Thousand Love Songs" involved building a huge set to accomodate a Venetian Canal with bridges and movable scenery, and a huge organ. The whole floor of the sound stage had to be raised 6 feet. The edited version of this song lasted eight minutes. William Randolph Hearst spared no expense for his mistress Marion.
-Coney Island
-I'll Sing You A Thousand Love Songs
From "HEARTS DIVIDED" Dick Powell, Marion Davies
-Two Hearts Divided
-My Kingdom For A Kiss
From "COLLEEN" Last of the Powell-Keeler Musicals
-You Gotta Know How To Dance
-Boulevardier From The Bronx
-An Evening With you
-I Don't Have To Dream Again
From "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1937" Another fabulously choreographed Berkely movie with Lloyd Bacon directing. Starring Dick Powell and Joan Blondell, the plot involves backstage machinations in the theatre.
"With Plenty of Money And You" is an enduring standard.
-With Plenty of Money And You
-All's Fair In Love And War
From "SING ME A LOVE SONG" With James Melton. "Summer Night" is a favorite among songwriters and musicians and one of Harry's most respected melodies.
-Summer Night
-That's The Least You Could Do For The Lady
-A Little House That Love Built
1937
From "MELODY FOR TWO" With James Melton. Although "Melody For Two" is a beautiful title song, "September In The Rain" stood out so clearly in this picture that it has become recognized as a classic American song.
-September In The Rain
-Melody For Two
From "STOLEN HOLIDAY"
-Stolen Holiday
From "MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR" Kenny Baker, a popular radio personality of the time gets the lead roll opposite Jane Wyman and sings "Remember Me?" which becomes a huge hit and earns an oscar nomination.
-Remember Me
-And I In Love
-Here Comes The Sandman
-The Girl You Used To Be
From "THE SINGING MARINE" The Song Of The Marines is adopted by the Marines as their service song. Harry writes his first song teamed up with Johnny Mercer "Night Over Shanghai"
The hit ballad of the film is "I Know Now"
* Dick Powell, Doris Westin, Lee Dixon
-'Cause My Baby Says It's So
-I Know Now
-The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed
-Night Over Shanghai
-You Can't Run Away From Love Tonight
-The Song Of The Marines
From "SAN QUENTIN"
-How Could You
From "SONS O' GUNS" While writing songs for "The Gold Diggers Of 1937", Harry and Al Dubin wrote two songs for the Joe E. Brown comedy. Wini Shaw sang "In The Arms Of An Army Man".
-For A Buck And A Quarter A Day
-In The Arms Of An Army Man
1938
From "GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS"
-A Stranger in Paree
-I Wanna Go Back To Bali
-The Latin Quarter
-Put That Down In Writing
-My Adventure
-Daydreamin (All Night Long)
From "GARDEN OF THE MOON" Harry begins his songwriting tandem with Johnny Mercer after Al Dubin moves back to New York.
-Garden Of The Moon
-Love Is Where You Find It
-Confidentially
-The Girlfriend Of The Whirling Dervish
-The Lady On The Two Cent Stamp
From "GOING PLACES" Another Dick Powell movie, yet Louie Armstrong gets the nod with "Jeepers Creepers" which is nominated for another oscar.
-Jeepers Creepers
-Say It With A Kiss
From "HARD TO GET" "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby" becomes Warren and Mercer's first hit together
*Dick Powell, Olivia de Haviland
-You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
-There's A Sunny Side To Every Situation

From "JEZEBEL"

-Jezebel
From "COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN" Written with Johnny Mercer for Dick Powell
-Cowboy From Brooklyn
1939
From "NAUGHTY BUT NICE"
-Corn Pickin'
-Hooray For Spinach
-I'm Happy about The Whole Thing
-In A Moment Of Weakness
From "WINGS OF THE NAVY" Harry's last movie at Warner Brothers, this is one of many pictures Hollywood made to foster a greater appreciation of the Armed Services among Americans. This one was a salute to the Naval Air Service, co-written with Johnny Mercer, although it gained more popularity in England.
-Wings Over The Navy
1949
From "MY DREAM IS YOURS"
 Harry came back to the Warners lot from MGM at the request of Leo Forbstein, who was head of the music dept. Doris Day recorded and popularized the title song "My Dream Is Yours" and "Someone Like You" giving Harry two more hits. Doris' sultry and memorable rendition of 'I'll String Along With You" brought back a previously written Warren/Dubin number
-My Dream Is Yours
-Someone Like You
-Tick, Tick, Tick
-Freddie, Get Ready
-Love Finds A Way
-I'll String Along With You