Johnnie Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet

Originally part of the movie Make Mine Music, this cartoon was released later on its own as a theatrical short. It's a sweet love story, narrated through song by the Andrews Sisters. The story is about two hats in a shop window that fall in love but are separated when the female hat (Alice Bluebonnet) is sold. The male hat (Johnnie Fedora) is heartbroken. Eventually he is also sold and begins his search for his lost love from atop the head of his new owner. It's probably my favorite segment of Make Mine Music. I think it's an adorable, lovely cartoon with pretty animation. The angelic harmony of the Andrews Sisters is a huge plus. A must for fans of classic Disney and those who like a good love story.

we used to watch this one in a collection of really old shorts when i was little...this one used to make me cry so bad! i mean yeah it was kinda cute...but it was soooo sad! i can't even hear that song...it's still stuck in my head to this day...i didn't even know what a fedora was...

If you may recall, There was an in-between bumper on Disney Channel called DTV, And what that is it plays that fits the classic Disney cartoon. And for the Stevie Wonder singing his hit song, "I was made to love her." I loved Stevie Wonder. He is a great singer. I connect the song with this cartoon.

Words cannot describe how beautiful this short was. Not only is the story nice and simple, but it is a poignant one too, Johnnie's search for Alice is a tearjerker. The animation is gorgeous with lovely colours, and the music was even better. The song is very likely to stay with you for a long time, I for one liked how simple it was. The Andrews Sisters sing beautifully as well, they sang on the short "Little Toot"(featured on "Melody Time") and their lovely voices blend very well together. Overall, if you come across "Johnnie Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet", I recommend you see it.

10/10 Bethany Cox

Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet are two hats that meet in the window of a department store and fall in love. They both get bought by different customers and spend the rest of their little hat lives trying to find each other. This cartoon is truly romantic and sweet. I have loved it since I was a little kid, and sometimes I still walk around singing the Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet song. This is one of my favorite cartoons.