2018 Doris Day pictures

[jmichael]

Love the latest group of rare Doris photos from Peter and Amy!

Thank you both,
Michael

[Jas1]

Me too .

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Thank you!

1952 The Winning Team - Doris Day & Ronald Reagan

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

Doris looks fashionably elegant in this Winning Team photo.

I wish The Winning Team would have been filmed in colour. It would have added more interest.

Thank you Peter.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

I think it would've been a better watchable film if it was in colour. But for me the Baseball parts are too long, but that could be mostly because I'm not familiar with the rules of the game.

1951 Doris Day

1954 Doris Day

1954 Young At Heart - Dorothy Malone, Doris Day, Elisabeth Fraser & Robert Keith

1959 It Happened To Jane/That Jane From Maine - Steve Forrest, Doris Day & Jack Lemmon

1959 It Happened To Jane/That Jane From Maine - Jack Lemmon & Doris Day

1959 It Happened To Jane/That Jane From Maine - Jack Lemmon & Doris Day

1964 Do Not Disturb - Rod Taylor, Doris Day a.o.

1971 The Doris Day Show promo - Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

Thank you Peter for the 1951 to 1971 Doris photos. She looks like she has gotten younger in the twenty year period.

I love the photos of Doris and Jack Lemon.

I had forgotten about the photo of Rod Taylor, it is hilarious.

Great memories!

[webmaster]

Great photos as always, Peter. Love the one from The Winning Team and where's she's standing on her own from 1954 (Young at Heart?).

Here's one I found on Pinterest:







Forum banners on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/bryanjamesu ... doris-day/

Peter, do you use Pinterest? Or anyone else?

[Musiclover]

Bryan, I don't use Pinterest -- but I love that photo (from about 1946 -- 1948, I would guess). This one is new to me.

[Johnny]

Thanks Bryan for the great Pinterest photo of Doris from the 1940's. It is new to me. Doris looks so elegant.

I saw all the Doris banners on the Pinterest link and it was a beautiful trip down memory lane. It was so thoughtful of you to share this holiday treat. Thank you again Bryan!

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1957 Doris Day

Enjoy,

P

[howard]

The photo directly above looks to me like an outtake from the original "Greatest Hits" photo session. I think the colors on the blouse have been altered.

[Peter Flapper]

Hello Howard,

I think you are right about the photo above. It's probably an outtake.


1948 Romance On The High Seas on the set - Doris Day

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

1963 Move Over Darling - Doris Day

1964 Doris Day at home

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Sorry these photo's are gone..

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1949 San Francisco - Doris Day & Kenneth Marshall

1955 Love Me Or Leave Me - Doris Day, James Cagney, Tom Tully a.o.

1958 Doris Day & Marty Melcher
Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,


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

1971 The Doris Mary Ann Kappelhoff Special - Doris Day

1971 The Doris Day Show promo - Doris Day

1974 Jimmy Cagney AFI Tribute - Doris Day

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Johnny]

Hi Peter,


I am really enjoying all these great Doris Day photos. I am sorry the fantastic DD hat pictures disappeared.
A special thank you to you for the really interesting San Francisco photos; they are new to me
I love the photo of Doris in pink going to the Cagney AFI Tribute. I like Doris in classic solid colours. We rarely see her in patterned clothing. Her style can be described as simple classic. She wears the clothes, the clothes don't wear her.

[Musiclover]

Peter, you've done it again with these latest postings of photos. Bravo!

[howard]

Thank you so much, Peter! Great photos!

[Jas1]

Agree, great photos all.

[jmichael]

Bravo!

Peter, you've come up with another round of rare and fascinating photos.

I am particularly fond of the one with Norman Jewison directing Doris and James Garner on The Thrill Of It All set. I've never seen that Doris Day Show promo shot either. I liked her hair that way - pulled back off her face with a long bob. Most becoming.

Thank you,
Michael