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Harry B. Smith

Print Biography

  • Harry B. Smith: dean of American librettists
    John Charles Franceschina · New York: Routledge, 2003 · ISBN: 0415938627
  • First Nights and First Editions
    Harry B. Smith · Boston, MA: Little, Brown, 1931

Article

  • Variety (US)
      "[spouse] Irene Bentley"
      June 5, 1940 · pg. 46:2
  • New York Times (US)
      "[spouse] Irene Bentley, 70, Former Actress. Musical Comedy Star Was the Widow of Harry B. Smith--Dies in Allenhurst. First Appeared in 1895. Played in 'Little Christopher'--Had Many Parts Both Here and in London"
      June 4, 1940 · pg. 23:5
  • Variety (US)
      "Harry B. Smith"
      January 8, 1936 · pg. 70:1
  • The Boston Transcript (US)
      "Harry B. Smith"
      January 2, 1936 · pg. B4:3
  • New York Times (US)
      "Harry, Smith Dies; Librettist Was 75. Author of Book of 'Robin Hood' and Many Other Notable Musical Shows. Once Chicago Columnist. Wrote Earlier Ziegfeld Follies, Books for Kern and Herbert Owned Noted Library."
      January 2, 1936 · pg. 20:4

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