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- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Nelson Eddy
- Narrator
- (voice)
- …
Laverne Andrews
- Andrews Sisters
- (singing voice)
- (as Andrews Sisters)
Maxene Andrews
- Andrews Sisters
- (singing voice)
- (as Andrews Sisters)
Patty Andrews
- Andrews Sisters
- (singing voice)
- (as Andrews Sisters)
Benny Goodman
- Bandleader
- (credit only)
Tatiana Riabouchinska
- Silhouetted Dancer
- (as Riabouchinska)
David Lichine
- Silhouetted Dancer
- (as Lichine)
Ken Darby
- The King's Men
- (singing voice)
- (as King's Men)
- …
Jon Dodson
- The King's Men
- (singing voice)
- (as King's Men)
Bud Linn
- The King's Men
- (singing voice)
- (as King's Men)
Rad Robinson
- The King's Men
- (singing voice)
- (as King's Men)
John Brown
- Umpire
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaPeter and the Wolf (1946) has an explicitly Russian setting and Russian characters who are portrayed sympathetically. It is an example of the period it was produced. For much of World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union were allies. Pro-Russian/Soviet works such as the film The North Star (1943) were regularly produced by American creators. By 1946, when "Make Mine Music" came out, the War had recently ended and the two countries were still nominally allied. The tensions that would lead to the Cold War were already present, but major actions of hostility did not take place until 1947. It was only then than Anti-Soviet sentiment became the norm in the United States.
- GoofsIn All the Cats Join In (1946), when the blonde teenage boy and brunette teenage girl in their car pick up their first passenger, a brown haired teenage hitchhiker boy, their car is speeding so fast that his shoes fall off when he is picked up. Yet in the next shot of the car, the hitchhiker boy can be seen in the back seat of the car with his feet propped up and his shoes are back on his feet.
- Alternate versionsIn 2000 Disney cut the entire "Martins & Coys" sequence from the film due to the comic gunplay which they feared could be confused with reality by children.
- ConnectionsEdited from Without You (1946)
- SoundtracksMake Mine Music
(1946) (uncredited)
Music and Lyrics by Ken Darby and Eliot Daniel
Sung by an offscreen chorus during the opening credits
Featured review
A Small Fantasia
One of Walt's early package films and not bad at that! Some segments are cloyingly hokey, of course, but most shorts are surprisingly playful and charming. The highlights: "The Martins and the Coys" is full of stereotyping and comic gunplay and simply fun to watch; "Casey at the Bat" is a whirlwind of poem recitation; the two Benny Goodman segments feature nice tunes and "Peter and the Wolf" and, particularly, "The Whale Who Wanted To Sing At the Met" are two of Disney's best cartoons.
Just skip the padding and enjoy this compilation!
7 out of 10 triple-voiced Nelson Eddys
Just skip the padding and enjoy this compilation!
7 out of 10 triple-voiced Nelson Eddys
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- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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