Lassie ('54)

Timmy and Boomer try to teach Boomer's new dog Mike, a distant little terrier, farm ways, but he seems unable to learn.

Uncle Petrie allows Timmy to ride a pony at a pony-ride concession, and Timmy falls in love with the animal.

When Timmy and his classmates find out their teacher may have to leave because of budget constraints, they try to earn the money to keep her on.

Timmy and Boomer are so desperate to be useful that Ruth entrusts a fresh egg delivery to the boys, but they're sidetracked by an aggressive barn owl.

Timmy and Boomer run to see a plane crash and don't know what to do when they find the injured pilot in the wreckage.

Lassie falls in love with a rocking chair destined for donation to a benefit sale, and when it's sold, she determines to do something to get it back.

Timmy brings home a rainbow trout with plans to keep it as a pet, but the idea engenders all sorts of obstacles.

When Timmy and Boomer discover there will be girls at the Halloween party they are looking forward to, they go out hunting for foxfire.

Paul's expensive new sow "Our Gal" turns out to have an unfortunate predilection for running away, even through reinforced fencing.

Timmy's plan to help his new friend Henry, who is afraid of dogs, backfires when Henry mistakes Lassie's extra attention as love for him.

On a bird-watching expedition for school, Timmy sees a rare snowy egret, but no one will believe him.

After bow hunters shoot a bear cub, then leave it in the forest to die, the Martins try to save the animal.

Boomer is jealous when Timmy seems to prefer the company of his English visitor, Robin, and his little Cairn terrier Basil.

Having seen sugar maples while taking Timmy on a nature hike, Uncle Petrie returns to the woods to investigate.

Tongues wag in the neighborhood after Lassie picks Ruth's ticket as a winner in a raffle for a piano.

Lassie is struck by a truck while saving a three-year-old girl and so seriously injured she needs a special veterinarian to operate on her.

Timmy and Boomer want to be partners in a business.

The Army is conducting war games near the farm, and excited Timmy, Boomer, and their friends plan their own maneuvers.

Ruth, taking a woods shortcut on her way to a Grange supper and having to replace a flat tire, is caught in a trap set by a state hunter.

Timmy and Boomer adopt a tree that was supposedly planted by Johnny Appleseed, then discover it is sleighted to be cut down to make way for a highway.

When Lassie keeps coming home with greasy muck on her legs, Timmy and Boomer investigate, and discover a pool of oil on their property.

Asa Winkler, a conniving handyman, claims Lassie bit him and tore his pants to obtain odd jobs at the Martins.

A breeder says Lassie may be descended from a famous show dog and urges Timmy not to let her run wild.

The Martins adopt a cat they find half-drowned outside the house, but the conniving cat immediately starts getting Lassie into trouble.