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* The only additional change this issue of the title had to its print master was that the original Buena Vista logo is restored on this issue.
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===June 1991===
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! Catalog number !! Title !! Country of origin !! Original year !! Length !! Version !! MPAA rating !! Film format !! Tape count !! Tape break placement (if applicable) !! Color !! Released !! Note(s)
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| 1085 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prince_and_the_Pauper_(1990_film) The Prince and the Pauper]'' || USA || 1990 || 25 minutes || Standard version || G || 1.85:1 || 1 || N/A || Color || June 4, 1991 ||
* This title was originally released as a double-feature with "The Rescuers Down Under".
* The promo at the end of the video was updated to show this title, "Willie the Operatic Whale" and "Peter and the Wolf", making this title the first one in the series to have this version of the promo.
* Copies printed after May 1991 have the Mini-Classics logo before the promo and a copyright notice in white text and black background dated from 1991 after it at the end of the video.
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| 1086 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Mine_Music#Finale:_The_Whale_Who_Wanted_to_Sing_at_the_Met Willie the Operatic Whale]'' || USA || 1946 || 29 minutes || 1954 version || G || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || June 4, 1991 ||
* This title was originally released as a segment of "Make Mine Music", but later got re-issued as a standalone featurette in 1954.
* The “Licensed for Private Home Exhibition Only” portion of the red-orange FBI warning screens is a shadowed variant, while the FBI warning portion is the regular variant.
* Contains two bonus cartoon shorts, "Ferdinand the Bull" (1938) and "Lambert, the Sheepish Lion" (1952) at the end of the video.
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| 1087 || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Mine_Music#Peter_and_the_Wolf Peter and the Wolf]'' || USA || 1946 || 30 minutes || 1955 version || G || TBD || 1 || N/A || Color || June 4, 1991 ||
* This title was originally released as a segment of "Make Mine Music", but later got re-issued as a standalone featurette in 1955.
* Contains two bonus cartoon shorts, "Music Land" (1935) and "Symphony Hour" (1942) at the end of the video.
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