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Jed comes to the mansion and tells Granny how celebrities are in need of visitors, just like Granny. So she decides to visit some and invite them to a barn dance. Little does she know the map Jed got was only for touring the houses, not meeting the actually people. She gets mean-mouthed by butlers, the door slammed in her face, and attacked by dogs. Granny is fed up. She is leaving Beverly Hills!

Meanwhile, Mrs. Drysdale is trying to help the Ballet Company, and one pledge by Jed would provide the money. She goes to the Clampetts’ house, but gets mistakenly mean-mouthed by Granny, who is planning to head for the hills.

The members of the Ballet Company come, and Jed doesn't understand their plan. He thinks they are a family in need of money. And when Granny is trying to pack in her room, Jed sees a young man chasing a young girl, and catches her. He has no idea what is going on, so only gives the man and the three "youngins" forty dollars.

Mrs. Drysdale returns and tells Jed what the Ballet is. He agrees to pledge the money, and thinks that this will be just perfect for Granny. He tells Granny about a new dance that she probably doesn’t know. Granny will not be shown up by either Mrs. Drysdale or Jed. She heads to the Ballet Company to get lessons.

Mrs. Drysdale returns to the Ballet Company with the check, but sees Granny dancing! Shocked by this, she faints. But Granny is having fun "balleting." She dances with her partner as Mrs. Drysdale is being revived.