Harry continued to write songs, writing both words and music. Nobody wanted to publish his songs because his lyrics were not very good. In 1920, Harry got a big break. The two guys liked it and told Harry to come in the next week and play it for their boss, Ruby Cowan. From then on, a steady stream of Harry Warren songs were marketed.
More song hits.
In 1931 came two big Broadway shows, one with Fannie Brice, the other with Ed Wynn. Harry circa 1939 . Harry with Leo Forbstein, head of the Warner Bothers Music Department. Harry with one of his most important lyricists at Warner Brothers, Al Dubin. 1932 was a major turning point in Harry Warren's music career.