Lassie ('54)

Thirteen-year-old Ricky Sutton foregoes childhood amusements, even baseball, to help his father complete an important logging operation.

New assistant district ranger Hank Whitfield has his baptism of fire after cantankerous Maude Lester threatens harm to the beavers.

While Corey acts as advisor on a beach recreation area project, Lassie befriends a little girl who has no one to play with.

Corey offers to help Jim Shelley, who the crew boss of the Chalk Mountain Erosion Control project considers unambitious.

A innocent farm dog left behind at a neighbor's home when his elderly owners move to town is shot while helping defend a flock of sheep.

Lassie fights off the leader of the dog pack to save her new friend.

Physical therapist Nancy Hoyt's charges Karen, Ann and Mike all joyously participate in a tree-replanting project as therapy.

Corey thinks Jim McKinnon has the smarts to go on to college, but he'd prefer to work so he can marry his girl Jody.

Corey is sickened while surveying in Echo Canyon, and closes the forest 48 hours before the opening of tourist season.

When a bear raids food from campers at the Twin Oaks campground, Corey helps the local game warden relocate the animal to an area away from tourists.

When Christmas trees being given away by the Pine Valley Community Church are stolen, Lassie finds them.

Lassie saves from death an unpredictable stallion who has injured one person and almost hurt another.

Since a logger's widow won't let her son keep Duchess, a stray cat, he hides them in a woodland cave that Corey and Lassie discover.

Hank's visiting sister, a schoolteacher, takes a bad tumble while exploring Devil's Canyon with Lassie.

Lassie searches the woods for an escaped pet.

Rancher Wade Banning tells Corey he can't afford to replant his land after a forest fire.

Corey detours on the way to a new assignment in Brockton to visit the Gold Creek area.

Boone Sawyer is in trouble for frightening hunters away from a deer he raised.

When their airplane is struck by lightning near Little River Canyon while surveying storm activity, Corey and Lassie parachute from the damaged craft.

Lassie's foray into a ghost town leaves her the captive of a cantankerous prospector.

Lassie's leg is injured while helping cattleman Mort Morgan avoid a stampede caused by a predatory wolf.

After accompanying Corey on snow sampling duties, Lassie sees a migrating goose fall from the sky followed by its mate.

The Austin Kennels becomes a fire camp after a careless motorist's cigarette starts a raging forest fire during a dry spell.

When Corey consults with old Huber Dawes, his lonely granddaughter Mattie falls in love with Lassie.