A movie studio?

He owns a studio!

I'd like to tear the whole studio down.

But Chief, that studio's been a Hollywood landmark.

He's over at the movie-making studio making movies.

Why else would he buy me a movie studio?

That studio's about a seven or eight mile walk.

All right, we won't touch the studio to start with.

Well, that sounds fine, but what'll happen to the studio?

This studio has lost money ever since Chapman took it over.

To Hollywood, to that moving picture studio Mr. Drydale bought for me.

You see that he gets the most beautiful office in this studio.

Oh, uh, out behind the studio on something they call, uh, back lot.

Mr. Drysdale, I beg of you, reconsider your plans to demolish the studios.

No wonder Drysdale wants to turn this studio into a real estate development.

Our only chance to keep this studio open is to keep Jed Clampett happy.

I've seen these producers over at your studio yesterday, and that's the way they talk.

Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea.

Now, I have a plan to replace the studio with a housing development, and we'll call it Clampett City.

Well, I reckon I better call up that Mr. Chapman that runs the studio and tell him the bad news.