2017 Doris Day pictures

[jmichael]

More incredible photos from the AMAZING Peter! The mid-60s shots by Frank Bez, which look like publicity shots for one of her album, are mind blowing. Just gorgeous! I also love the wild pompadour hairstyle from the mid 1940s, although the look is not among my favorites, Still, these are wonderfully clear, sharp photos.

I also love the bikini shot from Melancholy. Very rare and what a figure!

Thank you so much.
Michael

[Johnny]

The 1st Frank Bez photo I believe was used on the cover of Doris' Sentimental Journey album.The third photo of Doris in the white sweater was used on the cover if Doris' compilation album, Whatever Will Be Will Be.

They are all beautiful and fantastic photos.

Thank you so much Peter.

[Peter Flapper]

[jmichael]

^^^ Probably my favorite pic of her from the 1960s. This one captures her vibrant energy and that gown is one in a million, as is her stunning hourglass figure. Ray Agayan really knew how to dress her and Doris did not disappoint.

Folks - THIS is a movie star!

Thank you again, Peter.

Michael

[Johnny]

Peter, this is a WOW photo of Doris. She wears the dress, the dress does not wear her. Doris brings exuberance, sophistication, and vibrancy to all her pictures.
Thank you.

[Ania]

Ania

[Johnny]

Thanks Ania for the beautiful Doris photos.

The picture of Doris sitting on the steps in the sunlight with her dog is really sweet and special.

[webmaster]

The picture of Doris sitting on the steps in the sunlight with her dog is really sweet and special.

I like the way they are both smiling!

[Musiclover]

If you go to this link, you can find a nice photo of Doris and Terry:

http://people.com/crime/did-doris-day-s ... der-spree/

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Ania & Musiclover,

Loved your photo's!!!


The story... tells it all.

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Wish I was a fly on the wall... on this occasion/day in history...

1954 Young At Heart recording session - Doris Day, Frank Sinatra & Ray Heindorf

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[webmaster]

Doris looks slightly bored there! Maybe she was just concentrating?

[Johnny]

Thanks again Peter for sharing such interesting photos of Doris.

The Calamity Jane photo with script notes is of particular interest. It give insight into the production of the film.

Doris working with Frank looks like she is focused on the music.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Came across some beter photo's versions:

1951 By The Light Of The Silvery Moon on the set - Doris Day promoting: the "I'll See You In My Dreams" record.

1956 The Man Who Knew Too Much on the set - 3 times...Doris Day

1969 The Doris Day Show promo - from the episode Doris The Model - Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[webmaster]

Great photo, Peter!

(I meant specifically "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" - you can see from my avatar it's my favourite! )

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Bryan,

Thank you so much. Still love your website a lot, keep up the good work.

P

[Johnny]

Beautiful photos Peter.

The By The Light of The Silvery Moon photo of Doris is my favourite. She looks so radiant.

[webmaster]

Thanks Peter!



I just noticed it's the 12th Anniversary of this period of The Doris Day Forum (5 earlier years were lost when we moved here). You can see under my avatar I 'joined' on 4 Mar 2005.

Happy Birthday to us!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Bryan,

A happy website birthday to you too!! I was on the first forum too and still enjoying myself here. Miss some off the old buddy's but still like the newer ones. Always nice to meet new forum friends and Doris Day fans from around the world. Hope to contribute here for a long long time. So nice of you to keep this special place open/available too us. A BIG THANK YOU!!!


P

[Musiclover]

Well said, Peter. Adding my thanks to you, Bryan.

[Johnny]

Congratulations Bryan on the anniversary of the Doris Day website birthday. You have connected so many devoted Doris Day fans. It is a joy to visit this website and read everyone's contributions. I love seeing all the Doris Day photos. Most of all it allows me to share treasured Doris Day memories about her films and songs that were so important to my family and me while growing up.

Doris Day is an extraordinary talent that has always has been under-appreciated and this forum really acknowledges her importance to us all.

Thank you Bryan for all your devoted work and to all the members who make important contributions.

I have often thought the Doris Day Forum would make a great book from her fans dedicated to Doris. A title for the book could be, Thank You Doris Day. It also could be called, To Doris With Love.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Came across this picture

1950 Tea For Two - Doris Day

1961 Doris Day at home by Bob Willoughby

1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day

Enjoy your Day,

P

[Jas1]

Happy belated birthday all.

[Johnny]

Doris looks so charming in Tea For Two photo and looks the picture of elegance holding the rose.

I wonder if the second photo by Bob Willoughby of "Doris at home", is the The Thrill of It All movie set or Doris' home. Somehow, I think Doris has a more contemporary taste in furniture than the formal look in the photo.

Thank you Peter.

[Jas1]

Johnny, my understanding is that pic is Doris at home- around the period between Love Come Back and Touch of Mink.