Although Walt Disney Productions had established its own film distribution firm, it still owed RKO one more feature film under the existing contract. In order to fulfill that final film commitment, Disney took a combination of four sequences from Make Mine Music and five from Melody Time to create a new compilation film entitled Music Land.
The poster boldly declared it was "The Big Parade of Mirth and Melody!" The film was never shown again except once at a retrospective “Tribute to Walt Disney” at the National Film Theater in 1970. There are no home video releases of the entire film available as these two aforementioned movies were already available on VHS, DVD, and digital.
In the early 2010s, a print of the film was uncovered in Melbourne, Australia, said print was later privately screened at the Astor Theater.[1] According to an audience member at that screening, the print had the shorts in the following order:
None of the titles, transitions, nor the ending have been featured on any home video releases, such as Make Mine Music, Melody Time, or any of the Walt Disney Treasures DVDs as bonus features.
