2019 Doris Day pictures

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1968 With Six You Get Eggroll - Doris Day by Frank Bez


Enjoy,

P

[howard]

What lovely pictures! Thanks,Peter.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Howard,

Thank you for your nice reply. Always nice to hear from you!


1965 Doris Day by Frank Bez

Enjoy our Day,

P

[Jas1]

What a way to start the year- wow! I adore those pics, thanks Peter.

[Johnny]

So happy to see all the Doris hat photos return.
The first photo of Doris in the broad brim hat is gorgeous.

Doris Day

This is another of my favourite Doris hat photos.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Thank you Jas & Johnny for your nice reply's!

I don't know if any of you are Doris Day poster collectors, but at the moment there are a lot of her filmposters for sale on EBAY. They are from Australia. I selected a few to display here.

1948 Romance On The High Seas/It's Magic - Daybill poster

1954 Young At Heart - half sheet poster

1956 The Man Who Knew Too Much - half sheet poster

1957 Teachers Pet - half sheet poster

1963 Move Over Darling - Daybill poster

1967 The Ballad Of Josie - half sheet poster

Enjoy,

P

[jbeane]

Hi All,
Happy New Year!!!!

Peter,
Thank you so much for the all of the new pictures. I especially love the album cover shoot.
You always make me smile.
Cheers,
Jill

[jmichael]

I love the album cover photos too. So glamorous.

Peter,

Are the hat photos from Do Not Disturb? Thanks for clarifying.

Happy New Year and thank you again for more Doris treasures.

Michael

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Michael,

I don't have any dates, but I think they are a little later around the 1964/1965 Glass Bottom Boat time.

Maybe someone else has a clue?

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,


1954 Young At Heart - Frank Sinatra & Doris Day

1957 The Pajama Game on the set - John Raitt & Doris Day

1961 That Touch Of Mink - Cary Grant & Doris Day

1987 Quail Logde - Martin Oakes & Doris Day
https://blog.martinoakscemeteryandcrema ... doris-day/

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

Thank you Peter for posting the Martin Oakes and Doris Day photo and Pete Alexis' article.

Martin Oakes meeting Doris Day at Quail Lodge, is a fascinating and entertaining story. It really illustrates Doris' authenticity and kindness. The easy conversation about her music and films is truly insightful as well as her thoughts on Stephen Sondheim's songs.

Doris unexpectedly spent two hours with Martin Oakes and his wife and gave them a beautiful life long memory.

Thanks again Peter for sharing this really enjoyable story.

[howard]

Thank you, Peter. The article was a joy to read and only confirms what we fans already know. Doris is one heck of a gal - real as real can be! I recommend all Day fans to read this fascinating tale of Martin's Day to remember.

PS: I always wondered how Doris felt about Stephen Sondheim's great music. It was good to know that she appreciates his work.

[Jas1]

I LOVE the 1987 pic above of Doris = she looks superb.

[jmichael]

Love the photo of her in the hat. I agree with Jas. She looks amazing.

This is a wonderful story. It reads like the fairy tale encounter we would all love to experience. He asked intelligent questions and demonstrated an impressive command of her work. It must be refreshing for someone like Doris to meet a fan who does more than gush and prattle on and on about loving everything she's done. I bet she realized immediately that he was someone substantial who could converse at her level. Very smart of him to tip the bartender too. Now, that is recognizing an opportunity!

Peter, this is another great find. Thank you so much for posting it here.

Michael

[Peter Flapper]

Hello all,

Johnny, Howard, Jas & Michael thanks for taking the time to reply. Yes liked that article too, so I had to share it. And it's a great photo.

1951 Doris Day

1955 Love Me Or Leave Me - Doris Day

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

1963 Move Over Darling - Doris Day & James Garner

Enjoy your weekend!!!

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Saw that the first pictures of this topic are disappeared, sorry for that. Try to figure out what's the reason.

1951 I'll See You In My Dreams - Doris Day, Danny Thomas. Mary Wickes a.o.

1959 It Happened To Jane - Doris Day, Teddy Rooney, Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs a.o.

1961 That Touch Of Mink - Cary Grant & Doris Day

1965 Send Me No Flowers - Doris Day & Rock Hudson

1967 The Ballas Of Josie - Doris Day

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Jas1]

More fabulous photos- love the one with Doris putting her foot on Marty! Ironic - he left her the other way around!

[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for all these wonderful Doris Day film photos that bring back so many warm memories.

[Jas1]

A lot of pics seems to be missing?

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Jas,

You are absolute right. Some of my photo's are gone…

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

1956 At home - Doris Day by Peter Basch

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

1959 Pillow Talk on the set - Rock Hudson, Doris Day & Tony Randall

Enjoy,

P

[Jas1]

Peter, I cannot view the last 3 images you have posted, not sure if just me?

[puck]

Great picture Peter, but can’t see the last two, thank you for sharing.

[howard]

Me neither!

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