Package features - During the 1940s when Walt Disney was unable to put together the financing necessary to produce a full-length animated feature along the lines of "Bambi" or "Pinocchio," he decided instead to combine groups of unrelated short films into feature packages. These films, starting with "Saludos Amigos" and "The Three Caballeros" during the war, included such titles as "Make Mine Music," "Melody Time," and "Fun and Fancy Free." They helped Walt keep his artists busy, and some needed cash coming in, until he was able to return to regular animated features with "Cinderella" in 1950.