 The Boultings made "Josephine and Men" (1955), "Private's Progress" (1956) (a big hit), "Brothers in Law" (1957) and "Lucky Jim" (1957).Other British Lion films from this time included "John and Julie", "Stolen Assignment" (both 1955), "Charley Moon", "A Hill in Korea" (both 1956), "My Teenage Daughter" (1956; from Wilcox), "The Birthday Present" (1957), "Orders to Kill", "The Salvage Gang", "Behind the Mask", and "The Solitary Child" (all 1958).In 1956, the Conservative government invested an extra $1.68 million in the company and lost half of that within two years.