More pictures here!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... armel.html

So, I'm curious if anyone else here followed up and contacted the ebay seller about the Pepsi ad???

Under the "Description" tab, you will see a line in bold letters that reads: "Questions and answers about this item", and directly under that is a link which reads "Ask a question". Follow that link.

I agree. Definitely not Doris. And on that note, here is an ebay item that is being offered, and the seller is convinced it's Doris and Rock. I gently tried to assure them that it is neither, but they were unmoved. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1950-Pepsi-Cola-Cardboard-Sign-Doris-Day-Rock-Hudson-36-1-2-x...

Daisy May2u wrote:Joy Boy, I think the picture you did of Doris with the boat paddle would make a great banner.

Aww...!

Thanks all!

I don't do much of this sort of thing anymore, but here are some projects I did back in 2008. The last one is a "restoration" of sorts, where I removed the lettering from a piece of sheet music (and re-did the color)...the others are straight colorizations. http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/k521/w...

A collage I put together back in '08...with a little practice in colorization.

Cool, Barbara! I did the same one a while back!

Well, he has adjusted the description of the item and taken Doris and Rock's name off. He still seems convinced it's a movie scene though.

I thought I would leave that to anyone here who wanted to notify the seller of his folly.

This poor, diluted character is under the impression that this is a "film cell" from a Doris Day/Rock Hudson film. I tried explaining to him that it was neither, and this was his response: "Hey, As you can read by my description I am pretty clueless about what it is. But I believe I know a young Dor...

Happy Birthday, Dear Doris!! We love you!!!

Kinda reminds me of Dorian Gray!

Joy_Boy wrote:Scandal and sordid details sell papers...even when they're not true.

Sadder still, within a few days some jerk will be selling this on ebay.

TOLD YA:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Doris-Day-Barac ... 3cbb9717ec

Scandal and sordid details sell papers...even when they're not true.

Sadder still, within a few days some jerk will be selling this on ebay.

melancholy wrote:It makes me go silent.This is the cherry on the cake.Knowing Doris is well is one thing,but this picture says is all,she looks as smashing as he sounds in her interviews.Still witty,the giggle,the jokes.And here you have the freckles,the smile,the shining eyes,this is beyond great.

THIS

Daisy May2u wrote:The good Lord broke the mode when he made Doris and gave her to the world.

I'm sure you meant "mold" not "mode"

How can anyone be pushing NINETY and STILL look this GOOD?! Only our Darling Doris! Seeing this photo has brightened my whole year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Luscious, leggy Doris!

Don't recall ever seeing this one before from LMOLM.

Lovely bit of cheesecake.

I can't believe I was the first to post that link here! And I have been a little surprised at the lack of response, until now. So glad it's getting heard. I know for myself, I can never play it only once! :mrgreen: Cool to hear the bit of backstory as to when these were recorded! And while the arran...