2019 Doris Day pictures

[Johnny]

The photo of Doris and Tony Bennett is from the 1971 season 3 of The Doris Day Show. Doris and Tony sang a beautiful duet of Tony's song I Left My Heart In San Francisco.

In 2008, Tony Bennett presented Doris' Lifetime Achievement Award from The Recording Academy. Doris did not attend the ceremony but sent a letter of appreciation.

Thank you Peter.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thanks for the correction of the year. I appreciate that.

1954 Lucky Me - Doris Day

1960 Midnight Lace poster - Doris Day

1965 The Glass Bottom Boat - Doris Day
Enjoy,

P

[Jas1]

Beautiful pics from Lucky Me and Glass Bottom Boat.

[Johnny]

Thank Peter for the gorgeous Doris Lucky Me photo.Doris looks almost the same in the GBB photo eleven years later.

It is new to me.

[Johnny]

Thank you Peter for the gorgeous Doris Lucky Me photo.Doris looks almost the same in the GBB photo eleven years later.

It is new to me.

[webmaster]

Wonderful photos!

Like this one from Jumbo with Martha Raye:



And unusual Love Me or Leave Me shot, not seen in the film:



Doris speaks about wearing fur in 1971:



"In New York Magazine in 1971, American actress and activist Doris Day made one of the most profound statements of the time on the issue of using fur for clothing.

“Killing an animal to make a coat is a sin,” Day said. “A woman gains status when she refuses to see anything killed to be put on her back. Then she’s truly beautiful.”

http://thedailycougar.com/2019/02/06/wh ... e-wearing/

[jmichael]

I adore the latest round of high quality photos from Peter. They are simply amazing.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Doris / Martha Raye moment from Jumbo! and the gorgeous publicity still from LMOLM.

Simply fabulous. Bravo, Peter.

Michael

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Jas, Johnny, Bryan and Michael,

Thank you all for the nice reply's.

1949 Doris Day

1951 Doris Day

1956 The Man Who Knew Too Much - Doris Day & James Stewart

1956 Julie on the set - Doris Day & Marty Melcher - celebration for their 5th wedding day

1960 Doris Day ad for Columbia - photo by Bob Willoughby

1961 Lover Come Back - Doris Day & Rock Hudson

1962 That Touch Of Mink - Doris Day, Cary Grant a.o.

1968 Where Were You When The Lights Went Out? - Patrick O'Neal, Robert Morse & Doris Day

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Peter Flapper]

[Johnny]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for the grand selection of Doris Day photos. They are real day brighteners.

I love the 1949 photo of Doris with the camera. She looks so young and fresh.

Doris and Marty's fifth anniversary cake photo looks great. That is some cake. I don't recall seeing it before.

The Calamity Jane photo always brings a smile to my face.

[howard]

48-49 Doris:

[howard]

Do Not Disturb promo pic:

[Peter Flapper]

Hi there,

Johnny: Thank you again for a very nice reply.
Howard: Nice early picture of Doris. Thanks for sharing!

1949 It's A Great Feeling - Doris Day & Dennis Morgan

1953 On The Disc Jockey - Doris Day a.o

Please Don't Eat The Daisies on the set - David Niven, Spring Bighton & Doris Day

1961 That Touch Of Mink on the set - Doris Day

1970? The Doris Day Show on the set - Doris Day - photo by Orlando Suero

Enjoy,

P

[howard]

DD does not look very happy here. She must have just put down the Caprice script:

[Peter Flapper]

Howard,

That's funny… She isn't happy at all there...

1949/50 Doris Day & mrs. Mike

1951 The Winning Team on the set - Doris Day

1952 The Doris Day Radio Show - Doris Day & Howard Keel

1955 The Man Who Knew Too Much on the set - U Nu and U Thant (right) with Alfred Hitchcock Jimmy Stewart & Doris Day

1964 Do Not Disturb on the set - Ray Aghayan & Doris Day

P

[howard]

Thanks, Peter for this last set of pix. Love them all but especially the Man Who Knew Too Much candid.

[Johnny]

Thank you again Peter for more wonderful and interesting Doris Day photos. I especially like the on-set pictures.
The photo from the Doris Day Radio Show with Howard Keel is new to me.

[clarabixby]

The one of Doris from her dressing room on her tv show is 1971. I posted it on my IG after finding it on Orlando Sureo’s IG. They had circa 1968, but I knew it was later, so I scrolled through and found the episode and it was 1971. Isn’t it absolutely stunning? I seriously adore makeup shots.

[Jas1]

Fab pics, in particular I love the one on the set on Touch of Mink.

[howard]

Doris at the Golden Globes - early 60's:

[howard]

Doris and Terry at the ball game:

[howard]

Getting the drunk ready:

[howard]

The Que Sera Sera Waltz - outtake from the Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff spec:

[Johnny]

Thanks Howard for these really beautiful Doris photos.

Although it is difficult to choose, my favorites are Doris in the blue turtleneck, Doris and Terry at the ballgame (he has her smile), and the photo of Doris in the heavenly white dress.

[Jas1]

Great pics Howard, thanks.