2016 Doris Day Pictures

[melancholy]

what class,always has,always will

[Johnny]

Beautiful photo Melancholy!

Doris' class has always been matched with her kindness, elegance and grace.

Thank you.

[Ania]

Dorine, Peter great pictures thanks♥

[Johnny]

Ania,

Thank you so much for these beautiful Doris photos.

The last two are new to me. Doris looks so natural with her head resting on her hand. I wonder what she is thinking.

Doris' great leading men Rock and Clark created magical chemistry and fun with her.

[Peter Flapper]

Hello Ania & Dorine,

Thanks for the rare pictures.

1948 Romance On The High Seas promo - Jack Carson & Doris Day[

1960 Midnight Lace on the set - Doris Day & Rex Harrisson

Enjoy your Day,

P

[Jas1]

I particularly love those on the set pics - thanks for sharing.

[jmichael]

More great pics from Peter and Ania. Thank you so much. And like Jas, I really love the on-set pics.

Michael

[Johnny]

Thank you Peter for the Midnight Lace set photo. It is new to me. Visually, Midnight Lace is so beautiful and interesting.
I like the photo of Doris and Jack Carson. I just read Jack was born a Canadian.

[Johnny]

Doris Day - Midnight Lace

My favourite photo of Doris.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Great photo Johnny! The Irene/Midnight Lace fashions are among the prettiest and glamourous Doris ever wore.

1941 Soundie - Doris Day & Jimmy Palmer (Once Over Lightly)

1947 Doris Day

1949 Doris Day

1955 London Claridges Hotel - Marin Melcher, Doris Day and others

1956 Julie promo

Enjoy,

P

[Ania]

Ania

[Musiclover]

Peter, the 1941 photo of Doris with Jimmy Palmer is cute. Palmer sang with Les Brown and 3 or 4 other bands, then started his own band in 1945. Thirty years later his outfit was still playing, mostly in Chicago. He wrote a peppy song called "Dancin' Shoes" that was pretty popular.

[Johnny]

Pater and Ania.


Ania, these photo of Doris are simply elegant and charming.

Thank you for the beautiful Doris photos.
Peter, the Julie promo photo is new to me and really captures the spirit of the film. The pictures of Doris in a swim suit are great.

[Johnny]

Doris definitely has a Marilyn look in Move Over Darling.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Ania: Love those pictures of Doris, they could be made today fashion wise I think!
Johnny: I like those swimsuit photo's too, there were a few different photo sessions in Doris early career (starting around 1947 to 1951?) And then there are the holiday/private photo's from different occasions.
Musiclover: Thanks for the Jimmy Palmer information, I haven't found more music of Doris and him together with Les Brown. Still searching...

1949 Doris Day

1949 Doris Day

1949 My Dream Is Yours lobby - Doris Day a.o.

1955 Doris Day

1959 Pillow Talk - Doris Day & Rock Hudson

1960 Midnight Lace lobby card

1974 Actors And Others - Doris Day & Stu Whitmans a.o.

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Stormy weather here...

1950 Doris Day

1954 Doris Day

1959 31th Academy Awards - Rock Hudson, Dik Bogarde, Doris Day & Joseph Ruttenberg

1960 Midnight Lace - Doris Day & Rex Harrison

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for all these beautiful Doris photos. The 1949 photo of Doris at the fence is really sweet.

I never tire os seeing the Midnight Lace photos. The expression in Rex Harrison's eyed is telling as he is holding a distressed wife(Doris).

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Stormy weather here...

1950 Doris Day

1954 Doris Day

1960 Midnight Lace - Doris Day & Rex Harrison

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,


1955 Love Me Or Leave Me - Doris Day

1958 The Tunnel Of Love - Elisabeth Fraser & Doris Day

1959 Pillow Talk - Tony Randall & Doris Day

1964 Send Me No Flowers - Clive Clark & Doris Day

1965 Do Not Disturb - Doris Day & ?

1968 Where Were You When The Lights Went Out? - Terry Thomas & Doris Day

1968 Where Were You When The Lights Went Out? - Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[Jas1]

More great pics, thanks all.

[Johnny]

Doris -so young, so beautiful

[melancholy]

timeless.....

[melancholy]

[Johnny]

Love those photos of Thanksgiving with the Silvery Moon family - and Gregory.

Thanks so much Melancholy!

[Musiclover]

Roddy MacDowall compiled dozens of his photographs of people from the entertainment industry into 4 books, the last of which was published in 1993 and was called "Take Four." I am a volunteer at a used book store and saw that volume yesterday. Among its 100 photos is just one of Doris, a close-up (taken of her left side!) on the set of "Midnight Lace." MacDowall asked Jimmy Stewart to provide comments about Doris, and this is what he wrote:

"I did one picture with Doris Day, "The Man Who Knew Too Much." We did it in Marrakesh, Morocco. Doris did a wonderful job throughout the picture and Alfred Hitchcock was very pleased with her work. They got along fine. Doris came into the picture with a song, "Que Sera, Sera." I don't think Hitchcock was very familiar with songs in his pictures and he wasn't sure of this one. As it turned out, the song was just as big a hit as the picture, maybe bigger. Doris was something very special and Hitchcock, and all of us, enjoyed doing the picture with her."