Make Mine Music

The feud between the Martins and the Coys begins when the drunken grandfather of the Coy family steals eggs from the Martins' hen-house. This small act of theft escalates into a bitter conflict that leads to violent confrontations between the two families.

As the feud intensifies, gunfire erupts between the two families, resulting in the tragic deaths of most family members. Their souls depart to neighboring clouds, where they can witness the aftermath and the fate of their surviving relatives.

Grace Martin and Henry Coy emerge as the last surviving members of their respective families. Instead of continuing the feud, they experience an unexpected moment of love at first sight, which leads to their quick marriage.

Following their marriage, Grace and Henry celebrate their union with a dance party at Possum Track School. While the spirits of their family members look on, the couple's romantic moment is soon clouded by their ongoing domestic disputes.

Despite their initial romantic connection, Grace and Henry engage in frequent and fierce domestic disputes. Their physical fights continue the cycle of feud, mirroring the violence that plagued their families.

The second segment, titled 'Blue Bayou,' depicts a moonlit night in the Everglades. Two egrets encounter each other and find companionship as they soar together through the skies.

In 'All the Cats Join In,' a teenage boy uses a jukebox to invite a girl out. As they and their friends head to the malt shop, they enjoy music, dance, and food, celebrating youth and friendship.

The segment 'Without You' presents a poignant ballad about loneliness and lost love. Impressionistic images of a withered tree and a starry sky encapsulate the theme of solitude beautifully.

Set in the fictional city of Mudville in 1902, 'Casey at the Bat' depicts a crucial baseball game where the Mudville team struggles. The star player, Casey, faces high expectations but falls short, striking out at a pivotal moment.

After striking out in the baseball game, Casey finds himself alone on the field, crying in the rain. His frustration leads him to futile attempts to hit the ball, symbolizing his despair and the weight of failure.

'Two Silhouettes' features stunning rotoscoped live-action ballet dancers sharing the stage. Accompanied by two putti, the dancers create a mesmerizing visual experience through their graceful movements.

In 'Peter and the Wolf,' young Peter sneaks out with a toy gun, determined to capture a ravenous wolf. Joined by his animal friends, he faces the wolf and experiences a series of thrilling escapades.

As Peter and his friends confront the wolf, they cleverly manage to outsmart it with teamwork. Peter ultimately captures the wolf just before hunters arrive to assist, earning a hero's welcome back in the village.

'Johnnie Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet' tells the story of two anthropomorphic hats that yearn to be together. Their journey through heartache and chance encounters leads them to a blissful reunion and a life of joy.

In 'The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met,' Willie the sperm whale dreams of a singing career after a misunderstanding. Tragically, he is harpooned, but the story concludes with him singing in heaven as an angel.