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2001 Revival of "42nd Street" produced on Broadway

1980 Stage version of "42nd Street" (interpolating songs by Warren and Dubin) opened and won that year's Tony Award as Best Musical

1943 Received third Academy Award nomination for the song "We Mustn't Say Goodbye" (music by James Monaco) used in the film "Stage Door Canteen"

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2001 Revival of "42nd Street" produced on Broadway

1980 Stage version of "42nd Street" (interpolating songs by Warren and Dubin) opened and won that year's Tony Award as Best Musical

1943 Received third Academy Award nomination for the song "We Mustn't Say Goodbye" (music by James Monaco) used in the film "Stage Door Canteen"

1940 Put lyrics to an instrumental by Victor Herbert and enjoyed a hit song with "Indian Summer", recorded by Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra

1938 Last collaborations with Warren, "Gold Diggers Go to Paris" and "Garden of the Moon"

1937 Received second Oscar nomination for the song "Remember Me?" from "Mr. Dodd Takes the Air"

1935 Won Best Song Academy Award for "Lullaby of Broadway" from the film "Gold Diggers of 1935"

1934 With Warren, wrote the now classic song "I Only Have Eyes for You", used in "Dames"

1933 First collaboration with composer Harry Warren, the now classic backstage musical "42nd Street"

1933 Again teamed with Warren for both "Footlight Parade" and "Gold Diggers of 1933"

1930 With Burke, wrote songs for the films "She Couldn't Say No" and "Hold Everything"

1929 Reunited with Joe Burke to write the songs (including "Tiptoe Through the Tulips") for the early Technicolor film "Gold Diggers of Broadway"

1927 First complete Broadway score, written in collaboration with composer Fred Coots, "White Lights"; ran for only 35 performances

1921 First song interpolated into a Broadway production, "Sundown Brings Back Memories of You"; used in "Greenwich Village Follies of 1921"; also wrote special material for the show

1917 Had first hit song, "All the World Will Be Jealous of Me" (music by Ernest R. Ball)

1917 - 1918 Served in US Army during WWI; was exposed to mustard gas and suffered permanent lung damage

1911 Teamed with composer Joe Burke; moved to NYC

1909 First two songs, "Prairie Rose" and "Sunray" published

1896 Family moved from Switzerland to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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