Harry B. Smith

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Harry B. Smith (born December 28, 1860 in Buffalo, New York - died January 2, 1936 in Atlantic City) was a renowned and prolific writer, lyricist, and composer. He worked on many of the famous productions of his time.

[edit] Most noted productions

  • Rogues and Vagabonds - musical written in 1932
  • Three Little Girls - play, lyrics written in 1930
  • The Serenade - musical, lyrics written in 1930
  • The Fortune Teller - operetta written in 1929
  • Sweethearts - opera written in 1913
  • The Girl from Montmartre - musical, lyrics written in 1913
  • The Wild Rose - operetta written in 1902
  • The Belle of Bohemia - operetta written in 1900
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