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Singer and actress Doris Day performs before both the cameras and an adoring live audience in an Emmy-nominated broadcast that originally aired on CBS as The Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff Special in 1971. With special appearances by singer Perry Como and actor Rock Hudson , as well as a collection of songs that include "Secret Love," "Sentimental Journey," and "It's Magic," this television special offers a winning-performance by one of America's most beloved actresses. Deleted scenes and rare outtakes...

Singer and actress Doris Day performs before both the cameras and an adoring live audience in an Emmy-nominated broadcast that originally aired on CBS as The Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff Special in 1971. With special appearances by singer Perry Como and actor Rock Hudson as well as a collection of songs that include 'Secret Love ' 'Sentimental Journey ' and 'It's Magic ' this television special offers a winning-performance by one of America's most beloved actresses. Deleted scenes and rare outtakes...

The Doris Day Special on DVD Singer and actress Doris Day performs before both the cameras and an adoring live audience in an Emmy-nominated broadcast that originally aired on CBS as The Doris Mary Anne Kappelhoff Special in 1971. With special appearances by singer Perry Como and actor Rock Hudson, as well as a collection of songs that include "Secret Love," "Sentimental Journey," and "It's Magic," this television special offers a winning-performance by one of America's most beloved actresses. Deleted...

THE DORIS DAY SHOW features the beloved star as Doris Martin, a widowed mother who has left the city to raise her two young sons on the MIll Valley, California farm of her father Buck, played by Denver Pyle (The Dukes Of Hazzard). James Hampton (F-Troop) portrays hired hand Leroy B. Simpson.

The fifth and final year of THE DORIS DAY sees Doris Martin (Day) continuing as a reporter for Today s World magazine; working with editor Cy Bennett (John Dehner) and secretary Jackie Parker (Jackie Joseph). Doris finds her love life heating up with both Dr. Peter Lawrence (Peter Lawford) and political candidate Jonathan Rusk (Patrick O Neal) while her home life is never dull thanks to her fussy landlord Mr. Jarvis (Billy DeWolfe). Among the guest stars who appear are Andy Griffith; Lee Meriwether...

This exceptional 1957 screen version of the Tony-winning Broadway musical features the dynamic Doris Day with many of the original cast members, dazzling direction by Stanley Donen, a memorable score -- including "Hey There" and "Hernando's Hideaway" and captivating choreopgraphy by Bob Fosse. DVD comes in both full screen and widescreen formats and includes the theatrical trailer and the deleted song, "The Man Who Invented Love." Not rated. Color. 101 minutes. 1957. Region 1 encoding (U.S. and Canada...

In the second year of THE DORIS DAY SHOW, widow Doris Martin (Day) becomes a working mother, commuting to San Francisco from her family farm in the country to become executive assistant to a magazine editor, played by McLean Stevenson (M*A*S*H). Rose Marie (The Dick Van Dyke Show) portrays the office secretary, Myrna Gibbons, who becomes Doris‘ friend and confidante.

The Doris Day Collection combines eight of the actress' films. The set includes Billy Rose's Jumbo, Calamity Jane, The Glass Bottom Boat, Love Me or Leave Me, The Lullaby of Broadway, The Pajama Game, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, and Young Man With a Horn. Supplemental materials include a smattering of vintage shorts, trailers, cartoons, and featurettes. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Blooper reel #2. Cast commercials. Cast interviews. Season 4 preview. Special footage. Young Love Pilot. Movie trailer. Doris Day special promo. English subtitles.

In Season 4, Doris gets a new boss, Cy Bennett (John Dehner) at Today‘s World magazine and a new co-worker, administrative assistant Jackie Parker (Jackie Joseph). Peter Lawford also joins the cast as Doris‘ new boyfriend, Dr. Peter Lawrence.

Doris Day, McLean Stevenson, Rose Marie. Anything megastar Doris Day touched usually turned to gold and season two of her TV show was just as big a hit as the first! Includes all 26 episodes on 4 DVDs. 1969-70/color/12 hrs/NR.

Film and recording superstar Doris Day stars in her first television music special, singing a collection of her greatest hits (It?s Magic, Sentimental Journey, Secret Love), Showtunes (Who Will Buy? from Oliver, Hurry, It?s Lovely Up Here from On A Clear Day You Can See Forever), and other pop classics such as Both Sides Now, The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin%u2019 Groovy) and the Beatles%u2019 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da. Formatting code... toolbars StandardCut/Paste & AdvancedFormatting Word Wrap: Images...

Romance on the High Seas is notable primarily for the screen debut of future superstar Doris Day in a role originally offered to Judy Garland and Betty Hutton. Day's performance is assured and effortless, belying her lack of camera experience, and it's what holds the film together. The trademark Day sparkle and effervescence is there in full force, and she already displays a seasoned professional's way with comedy. Some of her timing is slightly off in one or to places, but not so much that it really...

This amusing romantic comedy concerns Dr. Gerald Boyer ( James Garner ), a successful gynecologist with a wife and two children. Wife Beverly ( Doris Day ) focuses on maintaining the household and watching the kids. One of Gerald's patients, Mrs. Fraleigh ( Arlene Francis ), overhears Beverly talking up a new product she's discovered called 'Happy Soap' - whose manufacturer just happens to be Mrs. Fraleigh's father-in-law, Old Tom Fraleigh (Reginald Owen). She introduces Beverly to him; hugely impressed...

May 04, 2004: I can't believe the negative reviews for this movie and other classic family comedies that the 'Movie Book Review' people write on Barnes website. They must be 'LAUGH-A-PHOBIC'. This movie is such fun for the whole family, clean and innocent. Much better than the non-funny garbage being produced these days. The writers of old had a sense of humor, and could use slap stick to make you fall out of your chairs laughing. I wish the TV stations would air more clean and wholesome...

The shows all look good, transferred from what seem to be pristine 35mm master materials, in full screen (1.33-to-1) with bright color and decent sound. The makers have given each episode a single chapter, and all are easily indexed and selected from easy-to-use menus. The set is also loaded up with bonus features, all of which are on the fourth disc, and include the on-air promo for the series ahead of its premiere, Day's greeting to the affiliates on behalf of sponsor Ralston-Purina, in which she...