Box Set featuring 1945 Three Caballeros on Side 1-3 with restored soundtrack on the digital tracks and the original mono music and effects on the analog tracks.

Side 5 and 6 contain the 1943 Saludos Amigos   with similar audio configuration plus a reconstruction of an abandoned short subjects from 1942 "The Laughing Gauchito" and 1941 "A Brazilian Symphony: Caxanga".

The remainder of Side 3 and all of Side 4 contains supplemental audio and video including a behind the 1942 scenes Documentary "South of the Border with Disney"  .

On screen text detailing the original research and development tour. Live action footage used for animation reference, storyboards for deleted sequences. Conceptual drawings, original trailers, publicity photos/lobby cards/press book, Footage showing animation techniques to combine live action and animation, original screen test for Latin American Musical star Aurora Miranda.

The analog left and right track on Side 4 contain 2 separate alternate commentary including radio broadcasts featuring WD and Disney characters promoting the films, alternate musical takes in Spanish, etc.

This version of Saludos Amigos contains the scene of Goofy smoking a cigarette, which was cut from all VHS and DVD releases.

Running time with main feature + supplements is 114 minutes.

The uncensored version of "Saludos Amigos" was released to Disney+ in 2019.

My copy doesn't seem to have the sfx/music track on the analog track for "Saludos Amigos" on side 5, just the regular audio. And it uses the Buena Vista logo instead of the RKO logo.

Due to the nature of the source material used for the supplemental sequences, some still frames may appear unstable. This is normal and not indicative of a defect in the laserdisc.

Side 4 clocks in at 60:14.

Some copies differ in the Side 5 contents (first half of Saludos Amigos, no change to Caxanga). One version has the Buena Vista logo at the start of the film, and is missing the music-and-effects audio on the analog track (the normal film audio is heard). Another has the period-correct RKO logo and the correct M&E track as listed in the contents. Both may still have updated title sequences not original to 1942.

Strangely, to judge from the mint marks (both side codes and serial numbers), it seems as if the RKO/E&M version came out later, suggesting the revision was to correct the audio problem and RKO was a bonus edit.