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Doris Day has some advice for President Bush (She's GOP pro-Bush...)
LA Daily News.com ^ | 06-24-04

Posted on 06/24/2004 6:32:23 AM PDT by veronica

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41 posted on 06/24/2004 6:55:27 AM PDT by sushiman
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To: 4everontheRight

The Thrill of It All. Happy Soap was VIP. (I think)


42 posted on 06/24/2004 6:55:50 AM PDT by Peach (The Clintons pardoned more terrorists than they ever captured or killed.)
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To: ZULU

Coffee pot break this morning?


43 posted on 06/24/2004 6:56:05 AM PDT by bad company (This space For Rent)
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To: GeorgeW23225
I believe she was into Christian Science bigtime with her husband (the one that took her money).

She remained a christian scientist for at least some time after his death and I hadn't heard if she had changed her fatih.

44 posted on 06/24/2004 6:56:12 AM PDT by what's up
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To: Peach
I thought VIP was a none-product...so they had to make one up and it ended up containing booze???
45 posted on 06/24/2004 6:57:00 AM PDT by 4everontheRight (GW'04 - Rice'08)
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To: Dog Gone
I thought she had already passed away. Obviously not!

During the week following President Reagan's death I heard Doris Day on the phone being interviewed--Fox, I'm sure--along with Mickey Rooney.

She told the Reagan/dog story: Back during Reagan's presidency, she had been concerned President Reagan had left one of his dogs back at the ranch and she had spoken out about it to Parade Magazine. Doris then recounted that President Reagan himself called her up and said that dog had just not been happy at the WH--no where to run!--and the dog was so very happy at the Ranch where he had all the room he needed, and plenty of staff to make sure he was well cared for. Doris was happy. It's interesting that years have passed that she hasn't been heard from, and now in just a couple weeks I've heard her support President Reagan and now President Bush.

46 posted on 06/24/2004 6:57:01 AM PDT by cyncooper (Have I mentioned lately that I DESPISE the media?)
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To: 4everontheRight

Oh, that's right!


47 posted on 06/24/2004 6:57:36 AM PDT by Peach (The Clintons pardoned more terrorists than they ever captured or killed.)
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To: redlipstick

Me too!


48 posted on 06/24/2004 6:58:12 AM PDT by GVnana
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To: 4everontheRight
Which was the one with "Vip"??

"Lover Come Back"

Another funny one that, like "Pillow Talk", included Tony Randall.

49 posted on 06/24/2004 6:58:55 AM PDT by cyncooper (Have I mentioned lately that I DESPISE the media?)
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To: 4everontheRight; All

I can't keep them straight. The VIP thing was crazy!

But you all seem to think she only made movies in the '60s. It was the '50s when her star came out big time. Never mind her band-singing in the '40s, including the famous version of "Sentimental Journey".

Much as I like the Hudson/Garner movies, I'll always think primarily of her in musicals w/Gordon McCrae. When "musical" automatically meant "musical *comedy*" - check out "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" and "On Moonlight Bay"!


50 posted on 06/24/2004 6:59:07 AM PDT by the OlLine Rebel (I was there! I passed Reagan's casket 6/10 3:40 PM!)
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To: veronica; cyncooper; Jaxter; Dog Gone

"In the movies..."

Next you're gonna try & tell me that what happens in the movies isn't 'real'. I wasn't born yesterday - I know what's real when I see it. DD and RH kissed & smooched - I saw it.

How about stuff I see in print - can I beleive all of it - huh???


51 posted on 06/24/2004 6:59:12 AM PDT by familyofman (and the first animal is jettisoned - legs furiously pumping)
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To: Peach
Happy Soap!!!

I LOVE that movie. :)

52 posted on 06/24/2004 6:59:44 AM PDT by veronica (Hate-triotism, the religion of leftists, liberals, anti-semites, and other cranks...)
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To: Peach

I'll have to rent that. Looks good.


53 posted on 06/24/2004 7:01:25 AM PDT by GVnana
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To: veronica
I guess it is a matter of taste.

I always thought her movies were boring with a capital "B"!

I am glad she is voting republican, maybe she is wising up in her old age, but I have heard some pretty liberal tripe come out of her mouth, although right at hand I can't remember what.

54 posted on 06/24/2004 7:02:06 AM PDT by yarddog
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To: GVgirl
It's a riot. James Garner is Doris's husband. He is a hypocrondiac who thinks he is dying and he sets out to find another husband for her.
55 posted on 06/24/2004 7:02:31 AM PDT by Peach (The Clintons pardoned more terrorists than they ever captured or killed.)
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To: 4everontheRight

You're correct. "VIP" as a product was actually AFTER the fact of coming up w/a great MARKETING SCHEME. The scheme being to tell every1 "it's coming, it's big...." etc and get people excited about buying something ahead of time, even though they had no indication at all what it was. In the time "it's coming", they had to come up w/what product to actually make!

At least, that's *generally* how it played out. I don't recall the details at the start of the movie.


56 posted on 06/24/2004 7:03:35 AM PDT by the OlLine Rebel (I was there! I passed Reagan's casket 6/10 3:40 PM!)
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To: the OlLine Rebel

Oh, I remember those! My grandmother had a wonderful wall-length stereo that she played her albums on....(along with Patti Page and Dean Martin). I love her voice. I have her version of "Secret Love", "Fly me to the Moon" and her along with Les Brown doing "September Song" on my music files. She is great!


57 posted on 06/24/2004 7:03:43 AM PDT by 4everontheRight (GW'04 - Rice'08)
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To: Peach
Happy Soap!!!

LOL

That's the one!

58 posted on 06/24/2004 7:05:19 AM PDT by cyncooper (Have I mentioned lately that I DESPISE the media?)
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To: the OlLine Rebel
Never mind her band-singing in the '40s, including the famous version of "Sentimental Journey".

She doesn't get enough credit for her wonderful singing.

AND she only became a singer when she was in a car accident and hurt her legs. Originally, she was a dancer. She started singing while she was listening to the radio, recuperating. She has many God-given talents.

59 posted on 06/24/2004 7:05:29 AM PDT by veronica (Hate-triotism, the religion of leftists, liberals, anti-semites, and other cranks...)
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To: the OlLine Rebel

Makes you wonder how much of that "creative" marketing goes on doesn't it? I love that movie...what a blast!


60 posted on 06/24/2004 7:05:36 AM PDT by 4everontheRight (GW'04 - Rice'08)
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