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Iola's Bravery
The Hardy Boys - S1 - E11
Hiding from Applegate in the tower, Iola finds Jackley unconscious and tied up. Her screams brings Frank, Joe, and Fenton running.
The Hardy Boys: Season 1 - 20 Episode s
1x1 - The Mystery Of The Applegate Treasure : An Introduction
September 21, 1956
Frank and Joe Hardy introduce their new mystery.
1x2 - The Stranger
September 28, 1956
Iola's purse is stolen, and Frank and Joe track the suspected thief onto Silas Applegate's property. They spot Silas' plumber and hired hand before Silas comes out and orders them off the property.
1x3 - A Real Case
October 5, 1956
Rumor of hidden treasure belonging to old Mr. Applegate spurs a summer-long investigation by the Hardy Boys
1x4 - The First Clue
October 12, 1956
Joe finds Perry hiding in some bushes. Perry gives Joe a gold doubloon and asks him to hold it, then turns himself in.
1x5 - The Fugitive
October 19, 1956
The boys find a stash of stolen items from the community in Perry's living quarters. Though he is innocent of the thefts, Perry runs away to avoid capture by the police, when Joe stumbles upon his hiding place and learns the truth.
1x6 - Applegate's Gold
October 26, 1956
Rumor of hidden treasure belonging to Old man Applegate, spurs a summer long investigation by the Hardy Boys
1x7 - Dig For Treasure
November 2, 1956
The Boys go looking for treasure, and end up inside Applegate's house.
1x8 - A Pirates Chest
November 9, 1956
Applegate relates to Frank and Joe how he got the gold and how it was stolen.
1x9 - Boys In Trouble
November 16, 1956
Someone digs up Applegate's garden to get Frank and Joe in trouble.
1x10 - Female Detective
November 23, 1956
While Frank and Joe wait for their father to get home, Iola goes to the Applegate house to retrieve the pick and shovel.
1x11 - Iola's Bravery
November 30, 1956
Hiding from Applegate in the tower, Iola finds Jackley unconscious and tied up. Her screams brings Frank, Joe, and Fenton running.
1x12 - Footsteps In the Tower
December 7, 1956
Fenton discovers Boles, the former gardener, hiding in the tower. The Hardys capture him.
1x13 - The Prisoner Speaks
December 14, 1956
Frank, Joe, and Fenton search Boles apartment while the prisoner taunts them.
1x14 - Strange Confession
December 21, 1956
Joe traps Boles into a partial confession.
1x15 - A Golden Clue
December 28, 1956
The Boys find a clue they think will solve the mystery of the Applegate treasure.
1x16 - The Final Search
January 4, 1957
The authorities look for the treasure in the tower.
1x17 - The Tower Secret
January 11, 1957
The Hardy bunch and police tear apart Applegate's tower structure looking for the stolen treasure.
1x18 - Never Say Die
January 18, 1957
Frank and Joe spend a day following Boles after he is released from jail - and get another idea of where the treasure is hidden.
1x19 - Boy's In Danger
January 25, 1957
Frank and Joe decide to follow Boles after he is released from jail.
1x20 - The Tower-Treasure
February 1, 1957
The Boys follow Boles back to his apartment but what they see from there leads them to deduce the location of the hidden treasure and bring the case to a conclusion.