volumes to date Footage of Pirates of the Caribbean in the song Yo Ho was taken from Disneyland: From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the World of Tomorrow, which aired January 21, 1968 †"The Siamese Cat Song" was cut from the 1994 print, but returns in Honor to Us All and is retained on the Spanish version. †"Yo-Ho" was cut from the 1993 print, but is retained on the Spanish version. The 1993 edition includes the remixed closing theme, which was also heard on Friend Like Me, Circle of Life, From Hercules and Collection of All Time Favorites. The 3rd series edition (1994) incorporates the new themes introduced on Friend Like Me, Circle of Life, Collection of All Time Favorites, and Honor to Us All Known as Blanca Nieves: Heigh-Ho in Spanish, released in Spain, Latin America, and the United States. Known as Blanche-Neige: He Ho in French, released in France and the United States. The Bare Necessities (1987) Volume notes Hosted by Jiminy Cricket Released in 1987 to mark the 20th Anniversary of The Jungle Book. Known as El Libro de la Selva: Ritmo en la Selva in Spanish, released in Spain, and only a limited number of copies were released in the United States. Known as Le Livre de la Jungle: Il En Faut Peu Pour Être Heureux in French, released in France. You Can Fly! (1988) Volume notes Hosted by Ludwig Von Drake Released in 1988 to mark the 35th Anniversary of Peter Pan. †"He's a Tramp" was cut from the 1993 English print, but was retained in the Spanish version. Known as Peter Pan: Volorás, Volorás in Spanish, released in Spain, Latin America, and the United States. Known as Peter Pan: Tu T'Envoles in French, released in France and the United States. Very Merry Christmas Songs (1988) Volume notes † Songs featured only on the 2002 DVD release The first three prints of the program opened with the song "From All of Us to All of You", sung by Jiminy Cricket, with Mickey Mouse playing the piano. It was cut from the 2002 print, replaced by a voice-over and a Christmas setting instead of transition cards. During the end credits shown on the VHS release, a wide shot still frame background of the Christmas tree from the beginning of Lady and the Tramp is shown. Known as Feliz Navidad in Spanish, released in Spain. Fun