…And Trees to The Old Mill in 1937. The Package possibilities resurfaced when Walt saw the potential in combining relatively cheaper new animated sequences within a themed feature-length movie. The…

…and return to the traditional values of Disney’s past, and the very reason many of the artists had joined the Studio in the first place. The “animation renaissance” of the…

…the Jones-directed The Grinch. Much of the animation is completed, although some music and dialog is missing. The clip condenses the first half of the story down adequately for the…

…interviews and clips. There’s a little on the film’s production, but nothing too substantial, and the animation process isn’t really gone into as in depth on comparable featurettes. Investigating The…

…wrong directly from the filmmakers, often allowing us to see the film in a new light and actually enjoy them more. These discs also sell in numbers that demonstrate that…

…the back is better indication of the level of animation to be found in the feature itself, and inside there’s an insert that repeats the poster on one side and…

…in the extras. As with the Road Runner, the Tweety shorts can blur into one, and are chiefly memorable for their set ups, though there are again some fondly remembered…

…while The Barnyard Concert again predates a later cartoon, The Band Concert, when Mickey’s orchestra is continually interrupted in their attempt to play the classics. Jumping into his first “character…

…new stories hitherto untold. In the same way that The Enchanted Christmas elaborated on the Something There sequence in the original Beauty And The Beast, and how the upcoming Bambi…

…of a Spenser lookie-likey in The Maltese Monkey and Frankenstein’s creature in Dr. Whatshisname. The Canterville Ghost turns up in the next one, while Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad…

…characters on the playing field for the rest of the series. These first five shows are among the best of the entire collection here, since it deals with introducing the…

…to them, Jasmine’s Dad the Sultan suggests working at the local school, presumably so the women of the world grow up longing to become the teachers that learn the boys…

…in the linking material – the creation of a “second” Cinderella storybook filled with the mice’s recollections of when Cinders helped them out in the past. Cue the three flashback…

…characters to the screen. Although some of the individual segments got a limited release in a short-lived series of home video compilations in the 1980s, they mostly remained trapped in…