Editing Irving Caesar (section)

==Broadway credits==
Note: All productions are [[Musical theater|musicals]] unless otherwise stated.
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*''[[La La Lucille]]'' (1919) – additional lyrics
*''[[Kissing Time#History|Kissing Time]]'' (1920) – adaptation of an earlier version of this musical – co-lyricist
*''Pins and Needles'' (1922) – [[revue]] – co-lyricist
*''The Greenwich Village Follies of 1922'' (1922) – [[revue]] – co-lyricist and co-bookwriter
*''The Greenwich Village Follies of 1923'' (1923) – [[revue]] – co-lyricist
*''The Greenwich Village Follies of 1924'' (1924) – [[revue]] – co-lyricist
*''Betty Lee'' (1924) – co-lyricist
*''[[No, No, Nanette]]'' (1925) – co-lyricist
*''Charlot Revue'' (1925) – [[revue]] – featured lyricist for "Gigolette" and "A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich and You"
*''[[Yes, Yes, Yvette]]'' (1926, Chicago;<ref name="Yes"/> 1927, Broadway)<ref name="nyt"/> – lyricist<ref name="Yes">{{cite magazine|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=mPWXg_NzsqkC&dq=%22Yes,+Yes,+Yvette%22+%22December+5+,+1926%22%C2%A0&pg=RA7-PA27|title=Chicago Premiere; Four Cohans Theatre; Yes, Yes, Yvette|date=December 18, 1926|magazine=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]|author=Bob Morningstar}}</ref><ref name="nyt">{{cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1927/10/04/archives/-yes-yes-yvette-is-cheery-refreshing-jack-whiting-and-jeanette.html|title= YES, YES, YVETTE' IS CHEERY, REFRESHING; Jack Whiting and Jeanette MacDonald Aid in Keeping Musical Comedy at Lively Pace|work=[[The New York Times]]|page=32|date=October 4, 1927}}</ref> 
*''Sweetheart Time'' (1926) – co-lyricist
*''[[Ziegfeld]]'s Revue "No Foolin'"'' (1926) – [[revue]] – co-lyricist
*''Betsy'' (1926) – co-bookwriter
*''Talk About Girls'' (1927) – lyricist
*''[[Here's Howe]]'' (1928) – lyricist
*''Americana of 1928'' (1928) – [[revue]] – co-lyricist
*''Polly'' (1929) – co-composer and co-lyricist
*''George White's Scandals of 1929'' (1929) – [[revue]] – co-composer and co-lyricist
*''[[Ripples (musical)|Ripples]]'' (1930) – co-lyricist
*''Nina Rosa'' (1930) – lyricist
*''The Wonder Bar'' (1931) – play – co-playwright/adaptor of the original German
*''George White's Scandals of 1931'' (1931) – [[revue]] – co-bookwriter
*''George White's Music Hall Varieties of 1932'' (1932) – [[revue]] – co-composer and lyricist
*''Melody'' (1933) – lyricist
*''Shady Lady'' (1933) – reviser
*''Continental Varieties'' (1934) – [[revue]] – dialogue-writer
*''[[The White Horse Inn (operetta)|The White Horse Inn]]'' (1936) – English-version lyricist
*''My Dear Public'' (1943) – co-composer, co-lyricist, and co-bookwriter

Post-retirement credits:

*''The American Dance Machine'' (1978) – dance [[revue]] – featured lyricist
*''Up in One'' (1979) – [[revue]] – featured songwriter
*''Big Deal'' (1986) – featured English-version lyricist for "Just a Gigolo"
*''Sally Marr...and her escorts'' (1994) – play – featured lyricist for "Tea for Two"