2017 Doris Day pictures
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In the 1949 My Dream Is Yours, Doris radiates the joy of youth. It is photo full of grace. Thank you.
Johnny
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Re: 2017 Doris Day pictures
Hi Judy & Johnny,
Thanks for your nice reply's again. I love that My Dream Is Yours photo too... And no TCM is not longer broadcasting here in The Netherlands. It did years back, but the European broadcast was different than the American broadcast, so we never had the same films. The Doris Day films on TCM were: Love Me Or Leave Me, Julie, The Tunnel Of Love, Please Don't Eat The Daisies, Billy Roses Jumbo, Where Were You When The Lights Went Out?... And once a birthday tribute: Romance On The High Seas, My Dream Is Yours. Never have seen a documentary about Doris on TCM. But I miss the classic films on there, they are hardly on television here. Sometimes on the BBC or on Belgium television, but Dutch television only shows rubbish or 700x times the same films (Home Alone...)

1949 My Dream Is Yours - Doris Day & Jack Carson

1954 Ad Lustre Creme Shampoo

1956 Ad Lustre Creme Shampoo
Enjoy,
P
Thanks for your nice reply's again. I love that My Dream Is Yours photo too... And no TCM is not longer broadcasting here in The Netherlands. It did years back, but the European broadcast was different than the American broadcast, so we never had the same films. The Doris Day films on TCM were: Love Me Or Leave Me, Julie, The Tunnel Of Love, Please Don't Eat The Daisies, Billy Roses Jumbo, Where Were You When The Lights Went Out?... And once a birthday tribute: Romance On The High Seas, My Dream Is Yours. Never have seen a documentary about Doris on TCM. But I miss the classic films on there, they are hardly on television here. Sometimes on the BBC or on Belgium television, but Dutch television only shows rubbish or 700x times the same films (Home Alone...)

1949 My Dream Is Yours - Doris Day & Jack Carson

1954 Ad Lustre Creme Shampoo

1956 Ad Lustre Creme Shampoo
Enjoy,
P
Re: 2017 Doris Day pictures
That portrait from My Dream Is Yours is spectacular.
And I love the on set photos from TMWKTM especially the one with the horse. Don’t you know that she made friends with every animal she could on that shoot? Love her for that.
Also fascinating to see the number of print ads she did over the years. I tend to forget that.
Great work, Peter, as always!
Michael
And I love the on set photos from TMWKTM especially the one with the horse. Don’t you know that she made friends with every animal she could on that shoot? Love her for that.
Also fascinating to see the number of print ads she did over the years. I tend to forget that.
Great work, Peter, as always!
Michael
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Hi Michael,
Thank you too for responding. Great to hear you all!!
Came across this photo. The photo is from 1950's, the inscriptions is from a much later date, this is the handwriting Doris still uses.

1950 Doris Day
Enjoy,
P
Thank you too for responding. Great to hear you all!!
Came across this photo. The photo is from 1950's, the inscriptions is from a much later date, this is the handwriting Doris still uses.

1950 Doris Day
Enjoy,
P
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Hi again,

1951 Lullaby Of Broadway - Doris Day, Gladys George a.o.
Enjoy your Day,
P

1951 Lullaby Of Broadway - Doris Day, Gladys George a.o.
Enjoy your Day,
P
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Hi again,

1964 Send Me No Flowers - Doris Day

1964 Send Me No Flowers - Doris Day
Enjoy your evening,
P

1964 Send Me No Flowers - Doris Day

1964 Send Me No Flowers - Doris Day
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