Dear Nan, I love Doris Day! Didn't you love watching her in her movies when you were a kid? I did a post about her titled "Doris Day and Dog in Sunbeam". (From a while back). Kay
I haven't seen all of them by any means, but I do love the old Hitchcock movie- The Man Who Knew Too Much. Please Don't Eat the Daisies is a great favorite of my daughter and I. Young At Heart is more serious, and I thought she was wonderful in it, as was Sinatra. By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Moonlight Bay are great fun. And I liked April in Paris. She is most always cheerful - one of those 'can do' types. I really want to see more of her work.
Oh didn't we all wish we could BE Doris Day? I really enjoy the videos of old favorites like this! (Only recently -- maybe through your blog -- did I realize how many of these were available through YouTube.)
I've been avoiding reading your book reviews for a while -- saving them on my Reader -- because I already have most of the books in queue on my Kindle.
Yes! I was just writing to HKatz of her cheerfulness and 'can do' attitude. Very inspirational. I didn't know they were on You Tube. Thanks!! It pleases me that you are interested in the books I write about. Thank you for saying so.
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Dear Nan,
ReplyDeleteI love Doris Day! Didn't you love watching her in her movies when you were a kid?
I did a post about her titled "Doris Day and Dog in Sunbeam". (From a while back).
Kay
Me too! And I still do.
ReplyDeleteLovely song. The only movie of hers I've watched so far is Pillow Talk; she was a good leading lady in it. What other movies of hers do you recommend?
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen all of them by any means, but I do love the old Hitchcock movie- The Man Who Knew Too Much. Please Don't Eat the Daisies is a great favorite of my daughter and I. Young At Heart is more serious, and I thought she was wonderful in it, as was Sinatra. By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Moonlight Bay are great fun. And I liked April in Paris. She is most always cheerful - one of those 'can do' types. I really want to see more of her work.
DeleteOh didn't we all wish we could BE Doris Day? I really enjoy the videos of old favorites like this! (Only recently -- maybe through your blog -- did I realize how many of these were available through YouTube.)
ReplyDeleteI've been avoiding reading your book reviews for a while -- saving them on my Reader -- because I already have most of the books in queue on my Kindle.
Yes! I was just writing to HKatz of her cheerfulness and 'can do' attitude. Very inspirational. I didn't know they were on You Tube. Thanks!!
DeleteIt pleases me that you are interested in the books I write about. Thank you for saying so.
I never get tired of seeing Doris Day, Nan. Thanks for a bit of April in Paris.
ReplyDeleteShe could really tell a whole story in her singing. Wonderful singer and actress. I admire her so much.
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