12 Facts About Harry Lubin

Harry Lubin was an American composer, arranger, and pianist.

Harry Lubin is known for composing the theme and much of the music for the second season of the television series The Outer Limits and One Step Beyond.

Harry Lubin began his career in 1925, as piano accompanist for basso Feodor Chaliapin.

Harry Lubin left Irving Place to become one of the youngest musical directors in the foreign department of the Aeolian, Vocalian, and later, the Brunswick Phonograph Company.

Harry Lubin composed and arranged for numerous productions including The Eternal Mother in 1928 and Max Gordon's Making Mary in 1932.

Harry Lubin worked with Samuel Roxy Rothafel at his theatre, and later at NBC.

Harry Lubin joined the Advertisers Broadcasters Company as musical director in 1938, working on up to 28 shows each week during his seven-year tenure, returning to Broadway in 1942 to compose the music for Sidney Kingsley's play The Patriot.

In January 1945, Harry Lubin became the musical director of the radio program Glamour Manor, starring Kenny Baker.

Harry Lubin was musical director for the first Pinky Lee Show, which he stayed with until the program went off the air in 1953.

Harry Lubin composed "Letter to Loretta", the theme for The Loretta Young Show, for which he was musical director.

Harry Lubin composed music for the sci-fi television programs, One Step Beyond and The Outer Limits, where he pioneered an effective combination of orchestra, theremin and female voice.

Music publisher CPM acquired Harry Lubin's publishing company, Harrose, in 2005.