He toured with Bob Hope during World War II and narrated a 1936 Academy Award-winning short film on the life of tennis great Bill Tilden.

* Trouble for Two ( 1936 )

* Trouble for Two ( 1936 )

In 1936, a short animated version directed by Ub Iwerks was released, and in 1940 another animated version by Chuck Jones called Tom Thumb in Trouble.

He starred in twelve B-movie Westerns for Grand National, including Headin ' For The Rio Grande ( 1936 ), and Trouble In Texas ( 1937 ) co-starring Rita Hayworth ( then known as Rita Cansino ).

Her findings were the basis of a collection of short stories, The Trouble I've Seen ( 1936 ).

* The Trouble I've Seen ( 1936 ) Depression-era novella

* Laughing at Trouble ( 1936 )

* Trouble for Two ( 1936 )

* Our Relations aka Double Trouble and Sailors ' Downfall ( 1936 ) ( screen story )

* Trouble for Two ( 1936 )

* Trouble for Two ( 1936 )

* " Trouble Down at Tudsleigh " ( Young Men in Spats, 1936 )

# Laughing at Trouble ( 1936 )

" Webster, Noah ," Dictionary of American Biography, Volume 10 ( 1936 )

Ultimately, Edward decided to give up the throne for " the woman I love ," whereupon he and his descendants were deprived of all right to the Crown by Parliament's passage of His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936.

Because the vitamin activity was first identified in 1936 from a dietary fertility factor in rats, it was given the name " tocopherol " from the Greek words " τόκος ", and " φέρειν ", bear or carry meaning in sum " to carry a pregnancy ," with the ending "- ol " signifying its status as a chemical alcohol.

Another jar from the same tomb — which was discovered in situ by a 1935 – 1936 Metropolitan Museum of Art expedition on a hillside near Thebes — was stamped with the seal of the ' God's Wife Hatshepsut ' while two jars bore the seal of ‘ The Good Goddess Maatkare ’</ ref > The dating of the amphorae, " sealed into the burial chamber by the debris from Senenmut's own tomb ," is undisputed which means that Hatshepsut was acknowledged as the king of Egypt by Year 7 of her reign.

At the end of 1936, Basie and his band, now billed as " Count Basie and His Barons of Rhythm ," moved from Kansas City to Chicago, where they honed their repertoire at a long engagement at the Grand Terrace Ballroom.

Historian Martis D. Ramage, Jr .' s book, " Tupelo, Mississippi, Tornado of 1936 ," chronicles the devastation of the tornado, with many rare photographs, Another tornado struck in 2008, Rated an EF3 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale.

A viaduct built over the Union Pacific mainline near Waterloo in 1936 was often called " Cochran Alps ," because of the efforts by Governor Robert L. Cochran to have it constructed.

In 1936, Rothko attended two exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art, " Cubism and Abstract Art ," and " Fantastic Art, Dada and Surrealism ," which greatly influenced his celebrated 1938 Subway Scene.

* Roy Orbison ( April 23, 1936 – December 6, 1988 )-nicknamed " The Big O ," Orbison was a Grammy Award-winning American singer-songwriter, guitarist and a pioneer of rock and roll whose recording career spanned more than four decades.

The Borg-Warner Trophy, introduced in 1936, proclaims the event as the " Indianapolis 500-Mile Race ," with no reference at all to the name " International Sweepstakes.

From 1924 to 1936, when Thalberg died at age 37, " almost every film bore Thalberg's imprint ," notes Mark Vieira.

The use of the term " gentleman " is a central concept in many books of American Literature: " Adrift in New York ," by Horatio Alger ; " Fraternity: A Romance of Inspiration ," by Anonymous, with a tipped in Letter from J. P. Morgan, ( 1836 ); " Gone with the Wind ," Margaret Mitchell ( 1936 ).

In 1930, the Alawite State was renamed " the Government of Latakia ," the only concession the French made to Arab nationalists until 1936.

In January 1936, just as the National Executive Committee of the Socialist Party was expelling the Old Guard for their factional organization and alleged " violation of party discipline ," James Cannon and his faction won their internal battle in the Workers Party to join the SP, when a national branch referendum voted unanimously for entry.

In the 1930s, he served on The American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky, commonly known as the " Dewey Commission ," with other notable figures such as Sidney Hook, Reinhold Niebuhr, Norman Thomas, Edmund Wilson and chairman John Dewey which had been set up following the first of the Moscow " Show Trials " in 1936.

In January 1936 the General Board divided the Japan District into two, and the Western or Kwansai district became the first regular district in the denomination, " with all the rights and privileges of any of the North American and British Isles districts subject to the Manual and the General Assembly ," however the effects of World War II on the church in Japan saw the two districts reunified and revert to a missionary-led district.

In an article appearing in the Glasgow Herald on 29 September 1936 it was noted that John Cairncross had scored an " outstanding double success of being placed 1st in the Home List and 1st in the competition for the Foreign Office and the Diplomatic Service ," and that he had been placed 5th in the ( Glasgow University ) bursary competition of 1930, and was also a Scholar and Bell Exhibitioner at Trinity College, Cambridge.

In June 1936, Oboler's first script for Lights Out was " Burial Service ," about a paralyzed girl who is buried alive.

This collection -- which brought together work from two recent volumes, Poems: 1928-1931 ( 1932 ) and the privately printed The Mediterranean and Other Poems ( 1936 ), as well as the early Mr. Pope -- included " Mother and Son ," " Last Days of Alice ," " The Wolves ," " The Mediterranean ," " Aeneas at Washington ," " Sonnets at Christmas ," and the final version of " Ode to the Confederate Dead.

* All the Harold Lloyd features ( silents and talkies ) released by Paramount are owned by the Harold Lloyd Trust except for The Milky Way ( 1936 ), acquired by Samuel Goldwyn Productions for a remake and now in the public domain ; and Professor Beware ( 1938 ), which is owned by EMKA / Universal Television.

In 1936, Colbert signed a new contract with Paramount Pictures, which required her to make seven films over a two-year period, and this contract made her Hollywood's highest paid actress.

Glenn Miller made his first movie appearance in the 1935 Paramount Pictures release The Big Broadcast of 1936 as a member of the Ray Noble Orchestra performing " Why Stars Come Out at Night ".

During these years, as well, the American studios began abandoning the Western Electric system for RCA Photophone's variable-area approach — by the end of 1936, only Paramount, MGM, and United Artists still had contracts with ERPI.

The studio evolved into Famous Players-Lasky with co-producer Jesse L. Lasky and then Paramount Pictures, of which he served as president until 1936 when he was elevated to chairman of the board.

Extravagant offers lured Dietrich away from Paramount to make The Garden of Allah ( 1936 ) for independent producer David O. Selznick ( she received $ 200, 000 ) and to England for Alexander Korda's production, Knight Without Armour ( 1937 ) ( at a salary of $ 450, 000 ).

Florey hit a peak at Paramount in the late 30s with Hollywood Boulevard ( 1936 ), King of Gamblers ( 1937 ), and Dangerous to Know ( 1938 ), all marked by fast pace, cynical tone, Dutch angles, and dramatic lighting.

Scott's films at Paramount include the aforementioned Go West, Young Man ( 1936 ), which reunited him with director Henry Hathaway and is Mae West's adaptation of Lawrence Riley's Broadway hit comedy Personal Appearance ; So Red the Rose ( 1936 ), directed by King Vidor and starring Margaret Sullavan ; and High, Wide, and Handsome.

After signing with Universal Pictures in 1936 he moved to Hollywood, and then worked for Paramount Pictures.

Paramount had also gone through three reorganizations from bankruptcy between 1931 and 1936.

* Go West, Young Man ( 1936 Paramount )

In 1936, Fields re-created his signature stage role in Poppy for Paramount Pictures.

In 1936, she moved to Hollywood and began appearing regularly in films for Paramount Pictures.

Upon arriving in Hollywood in February 1936, Fischinger was given an office at Paramount, German-speaking secretaries, an English tutor, and a weekly salary of $ 250.

Paramount made little effort to develop Sheridan's talent, so she left, signing a contract with Warner Bros. in 1936, and changing her name to Ann Sheridan.

In 1936, she was signed for comic roles by Paramount Pictures, and made her first picture for Paramount.

Cromwell starred with Will Rogers in Life Begins at 40 for Fox Film Corporation in 1935, it was one of Rogers ' last roles and Poppy for Paramount in 1936 wherein Cromwell played the suitor of W. C. Fields ' daughter, Rochelle Hudson.

Clayton ( Clay ) H. Riddell, OC ( born 1936 or 1937 ) is the founder, president and CEO of Calgary, Alberta based Paramount Resources.

His uncle Barney Balaban was president of Paramount Pictures for nearly 30 years from 1936 to 1964.

Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor is a two-reel animated cartoon short subject in the Popeye Color Feature series, produced in Technicolor and released to theatres on November 27, 1936 by Paramount Pictures.

Paramount later re-released Mr. Bug as Hoppity Goes to Town ; the original title is a parody of the title of the 1936 film Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.