Clampett.

Mr. Clampett.

Mr. Clampett.

Ted Clampett, ma'am.

Hello, Mr. Clampett.

Oh, hello, Mr. Clampett.

This here is Judge Clampett speaking.

A Beverly Hillbilly.

There just isn't much on Mr. Clampett.

Mr. Clampett, I'm willing to pay your price.

I'm afraid the Clampett estate is not for sale.

Oh, Mr. Clampett, how nice of you to come.

But I have a plan whereby you can acquire the Clampett Mansion.

Well, if she thinks she's going to get Mr. Clampett's house, she's got another...

I ain't never been to a big city hotel.

I must admit, Miss Richards, that you have three of them on over, but let me point out to you again, it takes Mr. Clampett's signature to make... That will be Mr. Clampett calling right now.

Well, you see, Mr. Drysdale, who handles the business affairs for the Clampett family, is out of town.

Come on, we're going to have riddles at the big city hotel.

Hillbilly, that is.

Milburn Drysdale, President of the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills.