2018 Doris Day pictures

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Howard & Johnny,

Thanks for replying again!!! Yes Howard that's Doris, I've made the photo larger on my computer and it's really her.

1948 Romance On The High Seas - Doris Day


1956 Doris Day by Wallance Seawell

1968 Doris Day & poodles

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[howard]

Love the shot from "ROTHS"

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Howard,

Thank you again for your reply, it's an early Warner Bros shot!!!


1949 Ad for the lapel locket - Bob Hope & Doris Day

1952 I'll See You In My Dreams - Danny Thomas & Doris Day

1952 I'll See You In My Dreams - Doris Day & Danny Thomas

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

The stunning ROTHS photo and the joyful Seawell photos of Doris with the balloons are new to me.

I love the Bob Hope advertisements. A lapel locket for 35 cents??? Wouldn't it be terrific to find one of those lockets?

Swan soap is advertized as floating. Interesting!

I wonder if Doris has one of these lockets.

Thank you so much Peter for finding new Doris photo treasures. They are so enjoyable!

[Ania]

Peter fantastic photos!




Ania

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Jonny and Ania,

Thanks for responding. Johnny: the lockets are around on the internet for about $10,-. Ania: great photo's again. Thanks for sharing them.

1960 Recording Studio - Doris Day

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[Johnny]

Ania and Peter,

Ania, the photo of Doris in the big hat made me really laugh. She looks like she is enjoying it as well. This photo is new to me.


Peter, I have not seen this photo of Doris in the recording booth. It is fascinating in it's simplicity.

Imagine Doris recording in one of today's studios with all the current technology. With her perfect voice, she really doesn't need much help.

Thanks again Peter.

[howard]

Wouldn't it be fabulous if there were video recordings of Doris as she sang for her various albums? That would be a dream come true!

[Musiclover]

Indeed it would, Howard.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Howard & Judy,

That would be a big dream come true!!!

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[jbeane]

Hi All,
I've thought about those recording sessions for a longtime. We have heard some of the audio but have never seen any video. I wonder if Marty ever took any home movies of these sessions. He always had his camera at the ready, but I'm not sure if I've ever seen a picture of him with a video camera. Maybe they had a camera man at some point and someone has some video of her sessions. They may even be in her house with, I hope, all of the candids that Marty took.
Here's hoping,
Jill

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Jill,

Thanks for responding. I don't recall I ever have seen Marty on a photo with a filmcamera. Have some photo's with a photocamera (On the set of Calamity Jane, on Eden Rock)

1948 Romance On The High Seas - Paige Cavanaugh, Doris Day & Lloyd Pratt

1950 Tea For Two - Billy DeWolfe, Doris Day & Eva Arden

1951 Storm Warning - Doris Day, Steve Cochran & Ginger Rogers

1951 The Winning Team - Doris Day, Ronald Reagan, Dorothy Adams a.o.

1956 Julie - Doris Day & Louis Jourdan

1957 The Tunnel Of Love - Doris Day & Richard Widmark

1959 It Happened To Jane - Teddy Rooney, Doris Day, Ginna Gillespie. Jack Lemon & Ernie Kovacs

1960 Midnight Lace - Doris Day

1960 Midnight Lace - Doris Day

1960 Midnight Lace - Doris Day, John Gavin a.o.

1960 Midnight Lace - Doris Day & ?

1963 Move Over Darling - Doris Day

1963 Move Over Darling - James Garner & Doris Day

1963 Move Over Darling - James Garner & Doris Day

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

Enjoy your weekend,

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[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for all the wonderful Doris Day photos. The Midnight Lace and Move Over Darling photos are always my favourites.

I am trying to figure out what James Garner is carrying in The Move Over Darling photo of he and Doris on the staircase.

In the Midnight Lace photo, the British actor Anthony Eustrel is the person in the photo with Doris.

Have a great weekend!

[Peter Flapper]

Hello Johnny,

Thank you again!

1956 Julie poster - Doris Day & Louis Jourdan

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi there,


1948 Romance On The High Seas - Doris Day

1956 The Man Who Knew Too Much - Daniel Gélin, James Stewart, Doris Day, Cristhopher Olsen, Brenda DeBanzie & Bernard Miles

1965 Do Not Disturb - Doris Day & horse

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1955 Love Me Or Leave Me - Doris Day, Cameron Mitchell & musicians

1956 Julie - Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for more great Doris Day photos.

I particularly like the Julie poster and the black and white photo of Doris from Julie. Doris communicates so effectively with her beautiful eyes.

Have a great weekend!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thanks again for your nice respond!

1952 April In Paris - Doris Day & Claude Dauphin

1955 Love Me Or Leave Me - Doris Day & James Cagney

1957 The Pajama Game - Jack Straw, Barbara Nichols, Thelma Pelish, Doris Day a.o.

1961 That Touch Of Mink - Roger Maris, Doris Day, Mickey Mantle, Cary Grant & Yogi Berra

1963 The Thrill Of It All - Doris Day & James Garner

1964 Do Not Disturb - Doris Day

1966 The Glass Bottom Boat - Rod Taylor & Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[Ania]

[Ania]

Peter fantastic pictures, they just are great as always! ♥

Ania

[Johnny]

Thank you Peter and Ania for all these great Doris Day photos.

The photo was of Doris being made up on the Pillow Talk set is new to me.

I love the photo of Doris with Johnny Carson in January 1976 which is really special. I saw Doris in this interview yesterday on TCM. Doris was dressed totally in vivid pink and looked sensational. She would have been 53 at this time but looks like she is in her 30's.

Thanks so much!

[webmaster]

Great photos, as always, Peter & Ania - thank you.

PS If anyone wants to save these photos right click page and save as complete web page, images will be in the folder,

[Jas1]

Agree Johnny, Doris looked fabulous during that interview with [the other Johnny] - Johnny Carson .

[Peter Flapper]

Wow Ania,

Thank you for your amazing photo's again! What a treat!!!

1952 Doris Day by John Engstead

1962 Billy Roses Jumbo - wardrobe call - Doris Day

Enjoy,

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[puck]

Great picture, some never saw them, thank you for sharing.