"Wagon Train" The Silver Lady (TV Episode 1965) - Denver Pyle as Old Man Clanton

Old Man Clanton : Fire done that. Fused all them silver dollars together. Solid as a rock. Girl's inside.

Walt Thompson : $20,000 in this shipment. It's what I call a high-priced casket.
Old Man Clanton : I don't want nobody saying that Charlie Clanton's got no sense of humour. Though sometimes I'm a bit slow in seeing the joke. Tonight, now it took me awhile, but I see it. see it plain and clear. There's the money I gave the Express people so as they'd leave the Silver Lady undisturbed. That's very funny when you think about it. And that fine proper funeral this morning when I had all the decent people of the town come pay their last respects to that woman. That's a big howl. But funniest of all is me and how I looked to AnneReed after all this. That you might call the cream of the jest, ain't it. Well, here's my toast: To the Silver Lady.
Old Man Clanton : She had her day and it was a beauty. But tomorrow, tomorrow's another day. I'm salving in twenty-three thousand dollars of pride. It'll be another kind of funeral tomorrow and you're all invited. And you can follow me right down to the smelter, and, if any of you are of a mind, you climb right into the furnace after her and go to blzases with her.

Denver Pyle: Old Man Clanton