Mr. Claverton's getting married?

Well, that's what we get for married city girls.

Say, Jed, how come you ain't married up with one of these pretty Beverly Hills women?

Well, Louise, that's what we get for marrying country boys.

Sometimes I ask myself the question, why did I marry a city woman?

Well, Jed, you know the finest career that a woman can have is getting married and making a home.

If I ever do get married, I want to keep my wife here at home.

Dressing for dinner and rubbing elbows with movie stars.

Uncle Jed wants me to help you with the suitcases.

Yes, that's right, with their wives around, there might be trouble.

For who?

We will for a fact, Granny.

I wouldn't cotton to her traveling around with your foggy mountain boy.

Well, with both of them going at it, it shouldn't take more than a day or so.

For Flatt and Scruggs?

Well, you, for instance.

And coupled with Flatt's virtuoso handling of the guitar and his warm, authentic vocalizations, but why talk about it?

A hill man leads a lonely life.

A hill man needs a loving wife.

Why, Shucks, Lester, these fine, high-steppin' society fillies ain't about to jump into double harness with an old country plow horse like me.