What a fabulous find, Peter. Thanks.

Roger Ebert had a change of heart in later years, when it comes to Doris. He went so far as to say she was his favorite movie star!

"Teacher's Pet" was chosen as one of the N.Y. Times' Top Ten films of the year.

Here's the photo that led me to Doris: This photo appeared In the centerfold of the New York Daily News. It depicts Doris' arrival at Grand Central Station in New York City. She arrived to spend a few days publicizing "Midnight Lace," which was now playing at Radio City Music Hall. When I saw that p...

"Let No Walls Divide" is an absolute favorite. It's a wonderful message!

Thanks, Johnny!

Thanks for keeping up on this, Michael.

Thanks for keeping up on this, Michael.

Thanks, Johnny. Same to you and all your loved ones!

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10 Dec 2020, 18:43

This photo was taken right after Doris read the script:

Sorry folks, for some strange reason the photo came out tilted (????).

This photo was taken right after Doris read the script:

I felt the same way, Johnny. It was a terrific film, and I thought of Doris while watching it! It would have been a great role for her!

Thank you, Mike. Kind of you to follow up - much appreciated!

Thanks for posting this, Peter!

Loved seeing a photo of our great friend, Bryan. Thanks, Michael!

I thought I would add the following to my original posting: Through the years, Doris had maintained a friendship with former co-star, singer-actor Gordon MacRae. After his divorce from wife, Sheila, he went into a downward spiral, and turned to the bottle. He was also in dire financial straits. Spea...

You’re very welcome!

Guys: I just completed a four week, 2-hours each, course entitled “More Than Just Freckles,” conducted by our good friend, Paul Brogan. I don’t think anyone knows more about our beloved Doris Day than this wonderful man who was fortunate enough to enjoy a long friendship with her. I had many questio...

Wonderful of you, Michael, to keep us informed.

Bryan was more than just a talented webmaster ... he was a kind, caring human being, always most helpful, and he kept up his great web site (the best on the internet in my opinion) when things looked a bit shaky, and we wondered if the web site would last. Thanks to his diligence, caring nature, and...

Great pictures. Thanks.

My very best wishes to you, Bryan. Get well soon!

Thanks for that very interesting posting, Johnny. "Teacher's Pet" is a wonderful film.

There's a new copy of DD's best-selling biography, "Her Own Story" for sale on E-bay. If you've never read it, you should. It's quite good!

Here are my choices:

Doris Day
Bette Davis
Jane Russel
Judy Garland

MALES:

Spencer Tracy
Sidney Poitier
Clark Gable
Jack Lemmon