2020 Doris Day photos

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,


1949 It's A Great Feeling - Doris Day, Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson a.o.

1954 Lucky Me - Phil Silvers & Doris Day.

1955 Love Me Or Leave Me - Cameron Mitchell & Doris Day.

1957 The Pajama Game - Doris Day.

1959 Pillow Talk - Doris Day, Lee Patrick & Marcel Dalio.

1962 Lover Come Back - Doris Day & Rock Hudson.

1962 That Touch Of Mink - Doris Day.

1965 The Glass Bottom Boat - Doris Day.

Enjoy,

P

[Musiclover]

Peter, these are so nice. The 1957 head shot is one of my all-time favorites.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Judy,

Nice to hear from you. It's quiet here...

1961 That Touch Of Mink fashion photo - Doris Day.

1961 That Touch Of Mink fashion photo - Doris Day.

1961 That Touch Of Mink fashion photo - Doris Day.

1961 That Touch Of Mink fashion photo - Doris Day.

Enjoy your SunDay,

P

[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for these Doris Day photos that are real day brightener. I am struck by how the colour pink she is wearing in three of the last four photos gives her an extraordinary radiance.

Sh looks so timeless and classic wearing black and white in That Touch of Mink photo.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thank you for replying.

1956 Julie - Doris Day.

1956 Julie - Doris Day & Louis Jourdan.

1956 Julie - Doris Day & Louis Jourdan.

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[jmichael]

Love these high quality BW photos from Julie. Doris and Louis Jourdan made a handsome couple on screen.

Peter, I hope you know how much we appreciate your photos. You are one of a kind.

Thank you,
Michael

[Musiclover]

Ditto, Michael. Peter, you're amazing.

[Johnny]

Thanks Peter for these interesting Julie photos.

Every time I see Julie I try to imagine how it would have felt to see the film in colour highlighting the beautiful Californian seacoast.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,

Still looking for the 1955/56 Doris Day radio show on the BBC. Today lead that search to these photo's.

1955 London - Doris Day & a pianist. Love to know his name.

1955 London - Doris Day & Jean Metcalfe.

1955 London - Doris Day.

Enjoy your Day, take care of yourself and your family/friends.

P

[Musiclover]

Wow, Peter. You've done it again!

[howard]

Great pictures. Thanks.

[Ania]

Doris on the set of April In Paris (1952).







Doris in 1950s.


Ania

[Johnny]

Hi Peter,

Thank you so much for these 1955 London photos of Doris Day that are new to me.

In David Kaufman’s book it states that Doris and Marty left on April 6th, 1955 to sail on the Queen Elizabeth for London looking forward to spending six days there before going to Paris.

The photos made me wonder if Doris recorded Que Sera Sera in London while she was working on The Man Eho Knew Too Much.

According to Wikipedia Jean Metcalfe was a popular BBC Radio personality. The Daily Mail made her broadcasting personality of the year in 1955.

Wishing you much success Peter in your Doris Day Radio Program Research.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thank you so much for your nice reply. Just mailed BBC archive to find out more about Doris Day's radio show. It is possible that the BBC Doris Day radio show already started in 1954. I found it mentioned on one of the fanclub magazines from the 70's Doris Day Society. So I hope it leads anywhere. I hope we can get acces to these programs, so we can add them to the Doris Day radio legacy. It's always a thrill to find something new. I already mentioned the listening of the songs on the programs by the great Annie Mann (Friends Of Doris Day magazine) I think she did a wonderful job, hope to find some rare duets too. There must be more in the vaults. Hope to find more information on Gonzales Gamboa, he was an expert on Doris Day music in the 1970's.

Always great to hear from anyone of you, hope you are ALL doing well in this rare Corvid pandemic.

Greetings and best to you all,

P

[jmichael]

Peter and Ania,

Thank you both for posting these rare and precious photos. I may not always comment on them, but I can assure you I look at all of them with sincere appreciation.

In case some of you may not have seen Bryan’s recent message, he has been ill and unable to be on the forum. We’re hoping it’s nothing serious and look forward to his return.

Best to all,
Michael

[Johnny]

Thank you Ania for the great Doris photos. They are a pleasure to see.

Thank you Michael for the update on our captain Bryan. I had been wondering if he was on vacation. I am sorry to hear he is ill. These are unsettling times to be sick. I wish him a return to good health really soon. If you get any further updates I am sure we all would like to know.

[sihmonSELV]

Hi Johnny,

Thank you so much for your nice reply. Just mailed BBC archive to find out more about Doris Day's radio show. It is possible that the BBC Doris Day radio show already started in 1954. I found it mentioned on one of the fanclub magazines from the 70's Doris Day Society. So I hope it leads anywhere. I hope we can get acces to these programs, so we can add them to the Doris Day radio legacy. It's always a thrill to find something new. I already mentioned the listening of the songs on the programs by the great Annie Mann (Friends Of Doris Day magazine) I think she did a wonderful job, hope to find some rare duets too. There must be more in the vaults. Hope to find more information on Gonzales Gamboa, he was an expert on Doris Day music in the 1970's.

Always great to hear from anyone of you, hope you are ALL doing well in this rare Corvid pandemic.

Greetings and best to you all,

P

Peter,

Thank you for continuing your valuable research! You'll be surprised to realize that the Doris Day music expert Gonzales Gamboa from the 1970's still is an expert, and furthermore a precious contributor to this very forum: Gonzalo Gamboa III is known here as "texas gonzalo".

[Peter Flapper]

Hi SihmonSELV,

Thanks for clearing that up, I really didn't know that.
Hope to find more music, always an the look.

But at the moment all is very quiet.

Peter

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,

Maybe shared before...

1952 Doris Day.


1966 The Glass Bottom Boat - Doris Day.

Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

The 1952 photo is new to me. I am struck by the fourteen year time difference in the photos and how beautiful Doris remains.

Thanks Peter.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi Johnny,

Thank you for your nice reply. In my vision Doris was always a beauty, and I like most of her looks in her life. Just not so keen on her hairstyle around 1951.

1948 Doris Day.

1954 Young At Heart - Doris Day & Gig Young.

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

1959 Laurel Award - Doris Day & Rock Hudson.


1963 Move Over Darling - Doris Day & James Garner.
Enjoy,

P

[Johnny]

The 1959 Laurel Awards photo is new to me and the top name-power screen star are new to me.

When it comes to Doris’ hairstyles , my least favourite one are where her hair is really short e.g. Julie. Perhaps my favourite style is in Please Don’t Eat The Daisies. It looks so sophisticated.

Thank you Peter.

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1948 Doris Day.

1951 I'll See You In My Dreams on the set - Doris Day & her mother Alma Welz.

1952 The Doris Day Radio Show behind the scenes - Marty Melcher & Doris Day.

1953 Calamity Jane on the set - David Butler, Doris Day, Marty Melcher & Dick Wesson.

1954 Doris Day.

1954 Doris Day, Terry Melcher & Jack Webb.

Enjoy your weekend,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi again,


1956 Julie on the set - Doris Day, Barry Sullivan and others.

Enjoy,

P

[Peter Flapper]

Hi all,


1961 Lover Come Back - Rock Hudson & Doris Day.

1961 Lover Come Back - Rock Hudson & Doris Day.
P