Treasure Island

A frightening old sailor comes to stay at the inn where Jim lives, and he seems to be afraid of something.

One cold winter morning a pale stranger comes to the inn and asks for his old shipmate Bill.

The sick captain tells Jim a dangerous secret, and a blind stranger comes tapping along the road.

Jim and his mother go back to the dark inn to open the dead captain’s sea chest.

From his hiding place by the road, Jim watches the pirates search the inn.

At the squire’s big house, Dr. Livesey opens the packet from the captain’s sea chest.

While the ship is made ready, a letter from the squire brings exciting news, and Jim has to say goodbye to his home.

Jim takes a note to Long John Silver’s inn and meets the ship’s new cook.

On board the Hispaniola, the captain tells the squire some things the squire does not want to hear.

The Hispaniola sails for the island, and Jim spends happy hours in the kitchen with Silver and his parrot.

Hidden in the barrel, Jim listens to Silver talking with two sailors and learns the truth about the ship’s cook.

The island comes into sight, and Jim has to find a way to tell his friends what he has heard.

The ship reaches the island, the crew grow angry, and Jim makes a sudden decision.

Alone on the island, Jim hides in the trees and listens to Silver talking with an honest sailor.

In the woods Jim meets a strange, wild man who has lived alone on the island for years.

While Jim is ashore, Dr. Livesey makes a bold plan to get the honest men off the ship.

Dr. Livesey and his friends row for the shore in a boat that is much too full.

The doctor’s party runs for the stockade with the pirates close behind them.

Jim carries a strange message from Ben Gunn and finds a cold, sandy home inside the stockade.

Long John Silver comes to the stockade under a white flag and makes the captain an offer.

The captain prepares his small party for the pirates’ attack, and a long, hot hour of waiting begins.

Hot, tired and sick of the stockade, Jim slips away with a secret plan of his own.

Alone in Ben Gunn’s tiny boat, Jim goes out in the dark to the Hispaniola’s anchor rope.

Jim wakes up far from the harbor, alone on a wild sea, and sees something he does not expect.

Jim climbs on board the Hispaniola and finds only two men on her deck.

Jim and Israel Hands bring the ship toward North Inlet, but Jim does not trust the old sailor’s smile.

Wounded and alone, Jim leaves the ship and sets out across the dark island to find his friends.

Jim is a prisoner in the log house, and Long John Silver tells him what happened while he was away.

The pirates come back from their council with a message for Long John Silver.

Early in the morning the doctor comes to the stockade to treat the sick pirates, and he finds Jim among them.

The pirates set off to find Flint’s gold, with Silver leading Jim on a rope.

While the pirates rest on the hill, they hear a voice they never expected to hear again.

The treasure is gone, and the angry pirates turn against Silver and Jim.

Jim and his friends carry Flint’s gold to the ship and decide what to do with the last pirates.