The Real McCoys

Kate enrolls in night school.

Kate buys a canning company.

Pepino moonlights as a nightclub entertainer.

Little Luke wants Luke to be his partner in the Grange picnic games.

Little Luke's career choice prompts Amos to visit his teacher.

Amos breaks up George's new romance.

Kate and Luke think Grampa is working too hard.

Luke worries about losing his hair.

A hermit steals food and leaves coyote skins.

The McCoys learn that George failed to name Amos as his beneficiary.

The men hire a Japanese girl to help Kate.

The family differs over what horse to take as payment of a debt.

The McCoys take in a city boy as a farm hand.

Grampa invests in a phony oil well.

Grampa tries to market his produce himself.

Luke is jealous.

Grampa and George try to collect insurance money.

One of the McCoys' cows is requisitioned by the Army.

Luke and Amos are arrested for gambling.

The McCoys hire a girl to help them in Kate's absence.

Grampa becomes a Sunday-school teacher.

Little Luke's baseball skills suffer when he falls in love.

Grandpa wants to become an actor.

Amos discourages George from selling the farm.

Grampa pays for Pepino's wedding reception.

Hassie tries to get into a high school sorority.

Hassie helps Kate with housework until she recovers.

The family opens a bank account.

Businessmen exploit Amos to further a real-estate deal.

The McCoys visit the family matriarch in West Virginia.

Grampa upsets a business deal that benefits his relatives.

Grampa tries to recapture his youth.

Kate is jealous of a new neighbor.

Grampa finds $200.

Schoolgirls' attentions inflate Little Luke's ego.

A neighbor offers to send Hassie on a European trip as his granddaughter's companion.

Grampa tries to boost Luke's self-confidence.

Pepino's matador cousin visits.

Grampa tries to get George to hire a housekeeper.