2019 Doris Day pictures

[Ania]

[Johnny]

Thank you so much Ania for all these brilliant and facinating photos of Doris. There are so many I have not seen before.

I really love the "Hats off to Doris photos" taken in April 1956. They are really special.

These pictures have brightened my Sunday.

[Ania]

Thank you so much Ania for all these brilliant and facinating photos of Doris. There are so many I have not seen before.

I really love the "Hats off to Doris photos" taken in April 1956. They are really special.

These pictures have brightened my Sunday.

Greetings from Poland Johny! Ania

[Jas1]

More fabulous pics, thanks for sharing

Particularly love the one of Doris and Roddy on the set of Midnight Lace.


Wonder who the couple are with Doris and Marty circa 1952 ? DD in black dress.

[webmaster]

Hi Ania!

Have you changed your image hosting site? All the images on this page have been replaced with this logo:





Michael emailed me about it but I'd already noticed it. Can anyone else see it?

[Ania]

Yes, but I have returned to old hosting. Now the pictures no longer disappear

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[Johnny]

Thank you Ania for all these wonderful Doris photos. I especially love the photo of Doris with Mary Tyler Moore. I had not seen the photo of Mary and Doris with the lion cub. Fantastic!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Ania,

Great pics again. Thank you for sharing!!!!

1963 Move Over Darling - Doris Day

1963 Move Over Darling - James Garner & Doris Day

1963 Move Over Darling - James Garner & Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[webmaster]

Thanks, Peter, hadn't seen those before.

And thanks Ania, some great nostalgic photos there, love 'the Melchers' one and one with Doris & Terry especially.

[Johnny]

Thank you Peter for the Move Over Darling photos.
Every time I see Doris in this film or photos, it creates a really happy feeling.

[Ania]

Doris Day gives Michael North a tour of New York City

[Ania]

Doris & Jack Lemmon, Golden Globe Awards, 1959.


Doris, Frank Sinatra, and Ray Heindorf during rehearsals for “Young At Heart”



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[howard]

Love the NY pix. Thanks, Ania!

[Johnny]

Thank you Ania for all the great photos of Doris giving actor Michael North a tour of New York City.

These photos are so impressive and are all new to me. The time period appears to be around 1947 or 1948. These pictures appear to be publicity photos.

I was trying to figure out the connection between Doris and Michael North. When I checked out his bio, it stated that he made the 1947 film noir The Unsuspected which was a Michael Curtis production. Michael Curtis followed this film with the making of Doris' first film, Romance On The High Seas. The Unsuspected was Michael North's last film. He was also known as Ted North.

It is clear to see Doris' love of bicycling, skating and the outdoors in these early photos.

Thanks again Ania for these very special photos.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Ania,

Thanks for the photo's. Love the Michael North photo's, have seen them before but not in this good quality.

1949 The University Of Alabam AT house - Bob Hope, Doris Day, Les Brown, Hy Averback a.o.

1949 Doris Day, Bob Hope and others.
The card on the box says something like this:
"To Bob Hope of Care Swan Campaign
Hollywood California
From the childeren in Europe?
in gratitude?"


Enjoy,

P

[webmaster]

Great photos, Ania and Peter. Thank you!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Bryan,

Thank you so much!

1952 On Moonlight Bay on the set - Doris Day & talent scout Salvino 'Solly' Baiano

1953 Doris Day & Marty Melcher

1967 Caprice on the set - Doris Day, Marty Melcher a.o.

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,

Came across a few new ones...

1953 Cincinatti - Screening of By The Light Of The Silvery Moon - Doris Day a.o.

1953 Cincinatti - Doris Day & fire department

1953 Doris Day

1954 Mickey Mantle, Doris Day, Hank Bauer & Mel Allen

1954 Doris Day, Marty Melcher a.o.

1954 Doris Day, Marty Melcher a.o.

1955 photopage - Doris Day
Ejoy,

P

[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for all these interesting photos. There are so many charming aspects in them.

I am really amused by the Swan campaign photos with Doris and Bob Hope. Everyone look a little nervous and the swan doesn't look too happy either.

The photo of Doris with the Cincinnati fire department is wonderful. Doris is standing with her hand confidently placed on her hips.

I am fascinated by the 1955 photo page. The top right photo is Doris laughing with June Alyson and Dick Powell. Doris looks sensational in the bikini photo. The bottom photo looks like Doris is fishing with Donna Reid.

I can't figure out who the woman is in the white hat. She looks a little like Janis Paige.


The photo of Marty carring Doris on his back on the Caprice set in 1967 is a year before his death in April 1968. Really interesting!


Many of these pictures are new to me.


Thanks again Peter. Your photos always pleasantly surprise me .

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thank you for replying, always great to hear from you.

1951 Alma Welz, Terry Melcher & Doris Day

P

[Jas1]

Oh my, what a treasure trove of pictures- thanks to all for sharing. Where to start? I love them all, but special mention for the ones with Doris Marty and Terry on location for Calamity, the ones with Danny Thomas, the GBB ones, the ones of Doris and Marty at the ball game - she looks amazing, is that a young Micky Mantle ?

[Musiclover]

Yes, that's Mickey Mantle in one of those 3 baseball photos. I'm certain they were taken at Yankee stadium, as the plaque on the box seat in front of Mel Allen shows it as belonging to Mrs. E. G. Barrow, widow of longtime Yankee general manager Ed Barrow. My guess is that the Melchers attended that ball game while they were in New York in June just prior to the start of filming "Young at Heart."