Formby followed this up with "Off the Dole" in 1935, again for Blakeley, who had re-named his company Mancunian Films; the film cost £3,000 to make, and earned £80,000 at the box office.
The film cost £3,000 to make, and earned £80,000 at the box office. Formby followed this up with "Off the Dole" in 1935, again for Blakeley, who had re-named his company Mancunian Films.
Formby followed this up with "Off the Dole" in 1935, again for Blakeley, who had re-named his company Mancunian Films. The film cost £3,000 to make, and earned £80,000 at the box office.
Formby followed this up with "Off the Dole" in 1935, again for Blakeley, who had re-named his company Mancunian Films. The film cost £3,000 to make, and earned £80,000 at the box office.