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The Big Broadcast of 1936 (1935) is a Paramount Pictures production, directed by Norman Taurog, and is the second in the series of Big Broadcast movies. The musical comedy stars Bing Crosby, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Ethel Merman, The Nicholas Brothers, Bill Robinson, Lyda Roberti, Wendy Barrie, Mary Boland, Charles Ruggles, Akim Tamiroff, and even popular Argentine tango singer Carlos Gardel plus an early appearance by Dorothy Dandridge (as one of the Dandridge Sisters). Glenn Miller appears as part of the Ray Noble Orchestra. Uncredited roles include Jack Mulhall.^[1]

It has yet to receive a DVD or VHS issue.

1 Soundtrack
2 Films in series
3 References
4 External links

Soundtrack

"Double Trouble"

Music by Ralph Rainger, Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Leo Robin Performed by Lydia Roberti, Jack Oakie, Henry Wadsworth and chorus

"I Wished on the Moon"

Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Dorothy Parker Sung by Bing Crosby Violin accompaniment: George Stoll (uncredited)

"It's the Animal in Me"

Music by Harry Revel Lyrics by Mack Gordon Performed by Ethel Merman

"Why Dream"

Music by Ralph Rainger and Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Leo Robin Performed by Henry Wadsworth (dubbed by Kenny Baker)

"Miss Brown To You"

Music by Ralph Rainger and Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Leo Robin Danced by Bill Robinson and The Nicholas Brothers

"Amargura"

Music by Carlos Gardel Lyrics by Alfredo Le Pera Performed by Carlos Gardel

"Cheating Muchachita"

Lyrics by Alfredo Le Pera Music by Carlos Gardel Performed by Carlos Gardel

"Why Stars Come Out at Night"

Words and Music by Ray Noble Performed by Ray Noble and His Orchestra, featuring Glenn Miller

"On the Wings of a Waltz"

Lyrics by Leo Robin Music by Mel Shauer

"A Man, a Maid, a Moon"

Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin

"Is Love a Moon-Flower?"

Music by Ralph Rainger Lyrics by Leo Robin

"Through the Doorway of Dreams"

Music by Ralph Rainger, Richard A. Whiting Lyrics by Leo Robin

Films in series

References

^ IMDB entry for the film

External links

The Big Broadcast of 1936 at the Internet Movie Database

v • d • e The films of Norman Taurog

1920s	Lucky Boy • The Diplomats • In Holland • The Medicine Men

1930s	Troopers Three (with B. Reeves Eason) • Sunny Skies • Hot Curves • Follow the Leader • Finn and Hattie • Skippy • Newly Rich • Huckleberry Finn • Sooky • Hold 'Em Jail • The Phantom President • If I Had a Million (segments "Prologue" and "Epilogue") • A Bedtime Story • The Way to Love • We're Not Dressing • Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch • College Rhythm • The Big Broadcast of 1936 • Strike Me Pink • Rhythm on the Range • Reunion • Fifty Roads to Town • You Can't Have Everything • The Adventures of Tom Sawyer • Mad About Music • Boys Town • The Girl Downstairs • Lucky Night

1940s	Broadway Melody of 1940 • Young Tom Edison • Little Nellie Kelly • Men of Boys Town • Design for Scandal • Are Husbands Necessary? • A Yank at Eton • Presenting Lily Mars • Girl Crazy (with Busby Berkley) • The Hoodlum Saint • The Beginning or the End • The Bride Goes Wild • Big City • Words and Music • That Midnight Kiss

1950s	Please Believe Me • The Toast of New Orleans • Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone • Rich, Young and Pretty • Room for One More • Jumping Jacks • The Stooge • The Stars Are Singing • The Caddy • Living It Up • You're Never Too Young • The Birds and the Bees • Pardners • Bundle of Joy • The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown • Onionhead • Don't Give Up the Ship

1960s	Visit to a Small Planet • G.I. Blues • All Hands on Deck • Blue Hawaii • Girls! Girls! Girls! • It Happened at the World's Fair • Palm Springs Weekend • Tickle Me • Sergeant Dead Head • Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine • Spinout • Double Trouble • Speedway • Live a Little, Love a Little

Television	Light's Diamond Jubilee (1954) (with Alan Handley, Christian Nyby, Roy Rowland, King Vidor, William A. Wellman and Bud Yorkin)

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The Big Broadcast of 1936

Contents

Soundtrack

Films in series

References

External links