Swiss Family Robinson

When ammunition for the rifles run short, the Robinsons fashion bows and arrows, and Becca amazes everyone with her skill.

The children surprise their parents with a concert and a vacation cottage to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

Jack is stricken with malaria, and his father begins a desperate search for cinchona bark to treat the deadly disease.

Becca would rather explore the island than study, and sneaks off for a walk in the forest. She is soon hopelessly lost, and the family is thrown into turmoil.

Becca is punished for wandering off, but the next day leaves her chores again, this time to round up the family's frightened goats.

The Robinsons plan a birthday surprise for Becca, but all the secrets make her feel excluded and she sulks.

Fritz and his father construct a boat, while Mother preserves food for a long voyage.

The storm that crushed the Robinson's boat continues, and the rain disrupts their activities but it also brings some surprising benefits.

The tree house roof gives way under the constant rain, and the Robinson's search for a new home.

The cave is dry, but is it hospitable? The Robinsons find the cave already occupied by multitudes of bats.

Becca chases a bat deep into the cavern, discovers a waterfall, and is startled by a fleeing figure.

The Robinsons discover they are no longer alone on the island. The storms have brought two more castaways to the island, an aborigine lad and a crusty old sea captain.