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Producer:

• 1960s
• 1950s

1. Man in the Square Suit (1966) (TV) (associate producer)
2. The Iron Men (1966) (TV) (associate producer)
3. "My Favorite Martian" (production executive) (76 episodes, 1963-1965)
   ... aka "My Favourite Martian" (Australia)
       - I'd Rather Fight Than Switch (1965) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Portrait in Brown (1965) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Time Out for Martin (1965) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - El Señor from Mars (1965) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - The Green-Eyed Martian (1965) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
         (71 more)
   
   
4. "The Lawless Years" (production executive) (1 episode, 1959)
       - The Cutie Jaffe Story (1959) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
5. "Private Secretary" (production executive) (3 episodes, 1956-1957) (executive producer) (2 episodes, 1956)
   ... aka "Susie"
       - Two and Two Make Five (1957) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Not Quite Paradise (1957) TV episode (production executive)
       - Three's a Crowd (1956) TV episode (executive producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - What Every Secretary Knows (1956) TV episode (executive producer)
       - How to Handle a Boss (1956) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
6. "The Lone Ranger" (associate producer) (182 episodes, 1949-1955)
       - One Nation, Indivisible (1955) TV episode (associate producer)
       - Counterfeit Redskins (1955) TV episode (associate producer)
       - The Sheriff's Wife (1955) TV episode (associate producer)
       - The Bait: Gold! (1955) TV episode (associate producer)
       - Trapped (1955) TV episode (associate producer)
         (177 more)
7. "Steve Donovan, Western Marshal" (1955) TV series (producer) (unknown episodes)
   ... aka "Steve Donovan: Western Ranger" (USA: new syndication title)
   ... aka "Western Marshal"
8. "Cavalcade of America" (supervising producer) (1 episode, 1953)
   ... aka "DuPont Presents the Cavalcade Theatre" (USA: fourth season title)
   ... aka "DuPont Theater" (USA: fifth season title)
       - The Pirate's Choice (1953) TV episode (supervising producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
9. "Sky King" (associate producer) (18 episodes, 1952) (producer) (1 episode, 1952)
       - The Porcelain Lion (1952) TV episode (associate producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Destruction from the Sky (1952) TV episode (producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Wings of Justice (1952) TV episode (associate producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Blackmail (1952) TV episode (associate producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - The Giant Eagle (1952) TV episode (associate producer) (as Harry H. Poppe)
         (14 more)
   

Miscellaneous Crew:

• 1960s
• 1950s

1. "My Living Doll" (1964) TV series (production executive) (unknown episodes)
2. "The Lawless Years" (production executive) (25 episodes, 1959-1960)
       - The Prantera Story (1960) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - The Sonny Rosen Story (1959) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - The Billy Grimes Story (1959) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - The Joe Angelo Story (1959) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - The Big Man (1959) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
         (20 more)
   
   
3. "Private Secretary" (production executive) (11 episodes, 1955-1957)
   ... aka "Susie"
       - The Efficiency Expert (1957) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Thy Name Is Sands (1957) TV episode (production executive)
       - That's No Lady, That's an Agent (1957) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Her Best Enemy (1956) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Dollars and Sense (1956) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
         (6 more)
4. "Steve Donovan, Western Marshal" (production executive) (2 episodes, 1956)
   ... aka "Steve Donovan: Western Ranger" (USA: new syndication title)
   ... aka "Western Marshal"
       - The Coward (1956) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
       - Missouri Outlaw (1956) TV episode (production executive) (as Harry H. Poppe)
   

Production Manager:

• 1950s
• 1920s
• 1910s

1. "Cavalcade of America" (production supervisor) (1 episode, 1953)
   ... aka "DuPont Presents the Cavalcade Theatre" (USA: fourth season title)
   ... aka "DuPont Theater" (USA: fifth season title)
       - The Tenderfoot (1953) TV episode (production supervisor) (as Harry H. Poppe)
   
   
2. His First Command (1929) (production manager)
3. Rich People (1929) (production manager)
4. The Trespasser (1929) (unit production manager)
5. The Racketeer (1929) (production manager) (as Harry H. Poppe)
   ... aka Love's Conquest (UK)
6. The Office Scandal (1929) (production manager)
7. The Leatherneck (1929) (production manager) (as Harry H. Poppe)
8. The Spieler (1928) (production manager) (as Harry H. Poppe)
   ... aka The Spellbinder (UK)
9. The Shady Lady (1928) (production manager)
10. Show Folks (1928) (production manager)
11. Celebrity (1928) (production manager) (as Harry H. Poppe)
12. Power (1928) (production manager)
13. Man-Made Women (1928) (production manager)
14. The Cop (1928) (production manager)
15. Skyscraper (1928) (unit production manager)
16. The Blue Danube (1928) (production manager)
    ... aka Honour Above All (UK)
17. The Wreck of the Hesperus (1927) (production manager)
18. The Angel of Broadway (1927) (production manager)
    
    
19. The Landloper (1918) (unit production manager)
20. The Avenging Trail (1917) (unit production manager)
21. Jerry's Winning Way (1917) (unit manager)
    

Writer:

• 1940s
• 1930s

1. Little Miss Big (1946) (story) (as Harry H. Poppe)
   ... aka Baxter's Millions (UK)
   
   
2. Three Kids and a Queen (1935) (story)
   ... aka The Baxter Millions (UK)
   

Editor:

1. Speed (1936) (uncredited)
   

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director:

1. Speed (1936) (assistant director) (uncredited)