And after that...

Work and more work.

Oh, and Ellie May.

And at $10,000 a week.

And that's a miserable feeling.

And then one day he was shooting at some food, and up through the ground come a bubble and crude.

This is Granny and Mr. Clyburn.

Miss Bergstrom could stay with the Cloppets and learn the backwoods accent and mannerisms while she's filming the picture.

I'll be swinging and you'll be jumping.

Catch him and you can ride along.

But they haven't lost the speech and mannerisms of the hills.

Oh, come in, Mr. Chapman, and sit down.

And I'm so anxious to go to work.

Because you're out in the middle of the desert, fighting and marching and getting tromped on by camels, and dying of thirst in the burning sand whilst the sun scorches you to a cinder.

And here's the real boss of the studio, our banker, Mr. Milburn Drysdale.

Now get busy and find something worthy of her talent.

And Jethro saw up all the wood I told him to.

One look at this hickory persuader and he changed his mind.

I'm going to call up Mr. Chapman over to my movie studio and ask him to drop over and take a look at Miss Ula.

I got a mess of grits and sow belly on the stove.