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Dance Madness

Release: 1926

Director:
Robert Z. Leonard

Executive Producer
Harry Rapf

The Waning Sex

Release: 1926

Director:
Robert Z. Leonard

Producer
Harry Rapf

Brown of Harvard

Release: 1926

Director:
Jack Conway

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Hollywood Revue of 1929

Release: 1929

Director:
Charles Reisner

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

The Broadway Melody

Release: 1929

Director:
Harry Beaumont

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Min and Bill

Release: 1930

Director:
George W. Hill

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

The Man in Possession

Release: 1931

Director:
Sam Wood

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford

Release: 1931

Director:
Sam Wood

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

The Champ

Release: 1931

Director:
King Vidor

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Freaks

Release: 1932

Director:
Tod Browning

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Lovers Courageous

Release: 1932

Director:
Robert Z. Leonard

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Divorce in the Family

Release: 1932

Director:
Charles Reisner

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

The Passionate Plumber

Release: 1932

Director:
Edward Sedgwick

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Forbidden

Release: 1932

Director:
Tod Browning

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Emma

Release: 1932

Director:
Clarence Brown

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

New Morals for Old

Release: 1932

Director:
Charles Brabin

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Christopher Bean

Release: 1933

Director:
Sam Wood

Producer
Harry Rapf

Looking Forward

Release: 1933

Director:
Clarence Brown

Associate Producer
Harry Rapf

Turn Back the Clock

Release: 1933

Director:
Edgar Selwyn

Associate Producer
Harry Rapf

Tugboat Annie

Release: 1933

Director:
Mervyn LeRoy

Associate Producer
Harry Rapf

Hollywood Party

Release: 1934

Director:
Richard Boleslawski

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

A Wicked Woman

Release: 1934

Director:
Charles Brabin

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

How to Sleep

Release: 1935

Director:
Nick Grinde

Executive Producer
Harry Rapf

The Murder Man

Release: 1935

Director:
Tim Whelan

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Night Is Young

Release: 1935

Director:
Dudley Murphy

Producer
Harry Rapf

Whipsaw

Release: 1935

Director:
Sam Wood

Producer
Harry Rapf

Piccadilly Jim

Release: 1936

Director:
Robert Z. Leonard

Producer
Harry Rapf

We Went to College

Release: 1936

Director:
Joseph Santley

Producer
Harry Rapf

Mad Holiday

Release: 1936

Director:
George B. Seitz

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Three Wise Guys

Release: 1936

Director:
George B. Seitz

Producer
Harry Rapf

Tough Guy

Release: 1936

Director:
Chester M. Franklin

Producer
Harry Rapf

Old Hutch

Release: 1936

Director:
J. Walter Ruben

Producer
Harry Rapf

Thoroughbreds Don't Cry

Release: 1937

Director:
Alfred E. Green

Producer
Harry Rapf

Espionage

Release: 1937

Director:
Kurt Neumann

Producer
Harry Rapf

They Gave Him a Gun

Release: 1937

Director:
W.S. Van Dyke

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Good Old Soak

Release: 1937

Director:
J. Walter Ruben

Producer
Harry Rapf

Live, Love and Learn

Release: 1937

Director:
George Fitzmaurice

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Bad Man of Brimstone

Release: 1937

Director:
J. Walter Ruben

Producer
Harry Rapf

Stablemates

Release: 1938

Director:
Sam Wood

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Girl Downstairs

Release: 1938

Director:
Norman Taurog

Producer
Harry Rapf

Everybody Sing

Release: 1938

Director:
Edwin L. Marin

Producer
Harry Rapf

Henry Goes Arizona

Release: 1939

Director:
Edwin L. Marin

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Burn 'Em Up O'Connor

Release: 1939

Director:
Edward Sedgwick

Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Let Freedom Ring

Release: 1939

Director:
Jack Conway

Producer
Harry Rapf

The Ice Follies of 1939

Release: 1939

Director:
Reinhold Schünzel

Producer
Harry Rapf

Forty Little Mothers

Release: 1940

Director:
Busby Berkeley

Producer
Harry Rapf

Joe Smith, American

Release: 1942

Director:
Richard Thorpe

Executive Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

Lassie Come Home

Release: 1943

Director:
Fred M. Wilcox

Executive Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)

The Youngest Profession

Release: 1943

Director:
Edward Buzzell

Executive Producer
Harry Rapf
(uncredited)