Off the Dole (1935)
Without a job, a young man is given the opportunity to run his ill uncle's private-detective agency. He finds himself mixed up with everything from an unfaithful husband who is a secret nudist to a schoolteacher who believes his pupil's father is beating him.
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George Formby
as John Willie
as John Willie
Dan Young
as The Inimitable Dude Comedian
as The Inimitable Dude Comedian
Constance Shotter
as Sweet and Dainty
as Sweet and Dainty
Clifford McLaglen
as A Villain And Proud Of It
as A Villain And Proud Of It
Beryl Formby
as Grace, Charm, and Ability
as Grace, Charm, and Ability
Tully Comber
as Measured For His Part
as Measured For His Part
Wally Patch
as Revels In His Part
as Revels In His Part
Stan Pell
as The Most Inoffensive Parson
as The Most Inoffensive Parson
Stan Little
as Little Jack
as Little Jack
Jimmy Plant
as Crisp and Debonair
as Crisp and Debonair
Arthur L. Ward
as Orchestra Leader
as Orchestra Leader
Daisy Maynard
as John Willie's Mother
as John Willie's Mother
Len Martin
as Eccentric Musician
as Eccentric Musician
Howard Douglas
as Music Shop Manager
as Music Shop Manager
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Arthur Mertz
Director
Director
John E. Blakeley
Adaptation
Adaptation
Arthur Mertz
Adaptation
Adaptation
George Formby
Writer
Writer
John E. Blakeley
Producer
Producer
Sidney Eaton
Camera Operator
Camera Operator
Denis Cantlay
Editor
Editor
Frank P. Atherton
Art Direction
Art Direction
Leonard Hartley
Sound Director
Sound Director
Tom Blakeley
Assistant Camera
Assistant Camera
Arthur L. Ward
Music Director
Music Director
Margaret Bennett
Continuity
Continuity
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