Doris Day had a soft, beautiful, calming voice and a cute laugh. She seemed happy. Lucy had a hard, tough intense voice and seemed unhappy. The contrast between the two is striking. I loved and respected them both so much, and miss them.
Actually Lucille Ball had a good career (The Lucy Show) and a good second marriage at the time with Gary Morton. I think her voice reflected her natural voice not the high pitched voice people were used to in I Love Lucy. When I saw pictures of Lucy at the time she seemed very happy - things, in professional and personal life going well for her. 4 years after this interview she starred with Henry Fonda in "Yours, Mine, and Ours", a critical and financial success. (1968) also in 1967 & 1968 won back to back Emmys for the Lucy Show.
What fun! I'm 60 yrs old and I had NO idea Lucy ever interviewed folks on a radio show in the 60's! Very interesting! She and Doris made a great combination! Loved this! Thanks for posting!
Women spoke like ladies in those days. I remember my mother telling me, modulate your voice! Today they just talk like Old farm ladies swear and cuss, no class!
My two favorite people in the world, I was just thinking if Doris Day watch Lucy and Vice Versa,.....I love them both.. Its funny to me because they both look so sweet but I bet if you crossed them you would get a ear full...... Love them Love them ..RIP Lucille Ball and Live on Doris Day.
When two names Doris day and Lucile ball are spoken in the western world ,everybody of a certain age has nothing but admiration and respect for these two female icons ,two incredible woman .
Two of the most talented adored women in all of America; ever!! And they are great because of their core values of hard work dedication to their craft and above all; not becoming self absorbed. The biggest problem with so called celebrities today who could never come even somewhat close to the popularity these two magnificent ladies have amassed.
Tarn Sand Yes, you are so right..I am in the UK, but loved Lucille Ball and adored Doris Day, loved her films..cannot go back to those lovely days unfortunately
mary rawson .guest). Hi Mary. Just to echo your post about films of ' the old days'. I so often dip into You Tube to see lovely old films, ( and some corny or ' ham ' ones , but they are interesting as well ). The films today are so full of violence and nastiness.I look song the long lines of DVDs at our local Asda, ( and notice the trailers on t.v.?) , and they are almost all violence, war, stress, crisis, etc. Always blood, pain, explosions : why do they think we want all that ?! Debbie Reynolds was one of many stars who made entertaining films, gentle humour, plausible stories, great costumes and sets.....Debbie ( wasn't it so sad about her being so distraught about the loss of daughter Carrie Fisher, that Debbie died too, right afterwards) ......Debbie said that there's no need for all the shocking stuff 'they ' assume we want to see now. I agree. I love the wonderful films we can still see ( bless You Tube!😊 ) : you give your attention, and are seldom disappointed. And with so much trouble in the world, the 'great golden age ' of films, of which Doris Day was a large part, lets us escape into a nicer world for a while ....☺.
@@tomsanders5766 true Tom it is just awful. So much violence, and controversy in films they make these days. The days of Hollywood starlets and movie stars are long past, sadly. Who knows though, maybe, just maybe, when “they” say what goes around comes around, might just come around again ☺️ I also think that the people who run show business these days are rotten to the core; they don’t really SEEM to care about their employees or the public who sees the films (tv too!) I deeply believe they care more, AND MOSTLY about HOW MUCH MORE $$$$$ “THEY” can get ! My Mom is 90 years old and she’s a very kind, positive, spiritual woman although she’s been saying for many years now how sad that so many in the world seem to be self absorbed, and self centered, anymore :( A happier note I had the fortune of meeting Lucille Ball when I lived in California years ago I was at a party where she was being honored and she was really terrific. I loved Lucille Ball, and Doris Day, of course as well ! They will forever live on as “classic great STARS” ⭐️ ⭐️
Lucy was such a wonderful mother. She was an amazing mother. Loved this interview. She did a great job. And Doris. How I love her and her movies. Thanks for posting this gem. I have never heard this before. It was amazing hearing those two icons together. 🏆
Incredible to think that this interview took place 50 years ago. Lucy is no longer with us. God bless her. We still have Doris and must be thankful for that. Two great ladies of the American cultural scene.
YOU ARE RIGHT RICARDO THANKS GOD DORIS IS STILL WITH US ,SHE IS A LIVING LEGEND IN MY FAMILY WE ALWAYS HAD HER RECORDS ,HER CHRISTMAS ALBUMS I JUST LOVE HER
anthony campos I have always admired DD, Anthony. For me she symbolizes everything that is good, decent and healthy in a very appealing way, embracing tolerance and a capacity to affirm her values while respecting those who think differently. As an artist she is unique: excellent as an actress, singer and entertainer. She has style, class, a natural elegance that is recognizable at first sight. DD has always made me happy with her films and records. She has brought light into my life ever since I was a young teenager. God bless her for that!
Ricardo Bigi Ricardo first of all Happy New Year thanks for answering back ,My real name is Carlos You said it all ! she has been for me since I was a kid like my first hollywood favorite actress. My dad had the album Hooray for Hollywood which had two LP, Doris, Day greatest hits album ,what every girl should know album and many others, you are quite right singer, entertainer, natural elegance,,don´t forget to mention,her support to Rock Hudson wich showed to the world the great human being she is besides her beauty talent and glamour ,and also for animal lovers her tv show Doris Best Friends ,Her voice as a singer is something I can´t put into words, her songs bring me a joy and happiness how can you put all this talents together in one person take care Ricardo bye!
anthony campos Happy New Year, Carlos! We share the same feelings about DD. It is wonderful how our lives can be illuminated by the work of a great artist who appeals to our sensibility in a unique way. I'll enjoy DD's films and records forever. Take care, you too!
I just loved this interview and the mutual love and respect each have for each other. And they are each such wonderful entertainers. They put a smile on my face and make me laugh with joy! Thank you RUclips for this economical entertainment and for all the moments of JOY!
So many, many people get misty-eyed when we talk about the fabulous, very special, one and only Doris Day. Happy 90th birthday, lovely, lovely lady! xo And many more!
Oh no, my dear Doris is NOT invisible to her public! In fact, just a couple of weeks ago, Doris Day was the featured guest star on Sirius Satellite's Siriusly Sinatra station that was broadcast around the country (and around the world for that matter). It was a 3-hour interview....they talked and talked and played much of her music. It was FABULOUS! Remember....Doris Day is the number one female box office draw of all time!
This is a true treasure, I enjoyed listening to this wonderful ladies four times and I plan to listen to them again, and again and again. Thanks a lot for the treat.
Paul Simpson I love the fact they each had an admiration for each other. So happy to hear that. Seldom when Lucy was interview was she asked about the other stars. So sad because it would clear up any misconception about their lack of respect for other actresses.
Wow to have two favorites chatting with each other is such a treasure. I did a virtual tour of Doris Day's Auction (Juliens's Auction) which will occur in April 4th and 5th and saw some of items being Auctioned. I was wondering if the auction be televised so the public can watch the bidding. Lucille Ball is so generous in her interactions. Very interesting to learn the two different styles they have in delivering their dialog. Both are such pros and naturals.
These are two of my favorite people. I live in Jamestown, Lucy's home town. I love Lucy in everthing she does. And seeing her with Doris Day is a just a great thrill.
Lucy ur interview with the beautiful Dori Day was smashing. I luv the way u were both so comfortable with each other. I am big fan of Lucy, but Doris Day was my idol. She was a beautiful lovely, compassionate lady. To both of u lovelies, I wish u peace and luv, wherever u may be. Do it is, I luv u forever, and Lucy, u r always in my heart. To 2 amazing, beautiful and incredible ladies. Godspeed ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hearing Doris's voice and laughter always brightens my day;). I enjoy anything/everything about her. Now in her eighty-ninth year and that laugh is as fresh and cheery as ever! We love you Doris!!! Love Lucy too. Thnx for upload pokeahugkiss ))) Really appreciate it.
This is an amazing interview! Hearing these two iconic voices??? Who cares if they're talking about Hollywood stuff? What else would they be talking about and actually it's very revealing in it's own way!
I'm on here now I live in Cincinnati and I was at the house she was born in fixing broken windows it is being rehabbed the owner told me she lived there till age 10
Thank you for posting this Lauren. It is wonderful but I wish it had been longer. I love Lucy and Doris. They are my idols. I met Lucy but I never had the opportunity to meet Doris but wish I had met her.
WOW Doris day was such a lovely lady with a warm personality. I would love to meet her. I'm going to have to wait until I enter the afterlife for that though. She had such a lovely voice even when talking.
Thank you for clearing that up for me. Didn't realize she'd been out and about at all. I guess her shaving a few years off her age accounts for some of the more critical barbs directed her way. She was fantastic and is fantastic still.
i like what Lucy said about mastery of the props being difficult. It is like she said. props are a tough thing.... you have to think not how you handle a glass, but, how would the character handle a glass.... it takes focus . So much talent in one room there must have been a 'glow' coming from that studio. i got emotional listening to this.... I miss Lucille Ball soooo much, and I hope Doris is OK and well cared for.
I heard that Charlie Chapman worked a good bit with Lucy when she was young regarding PROPS. She was a master at that. Yes, Lucy was very generous complimenting Dorris. A sweet interview.
Buster Keaton worked with her, not Charlie Chaplin. And it was the perfect education -- learning from a silent screen comedian to perfect her visual performance. She also spent time observing Jack Benny (the top radio star at the time) performing his radio show, learning from the master of verbal humor. Then she put the visual and verbal together and became the master of it all.
Lucy also worked with Red Skeleton. He told her that they where clowns and that she needed to play! As of Doris last birthday she was doing fabulous loving her 4 leggers. She rarely gets off her estate, if ever. They have their on kitchen, with their own Cheif. They have their own dining room area and each has it's on spot with his food on his own China place setting. They are her one true love.
DD was the first one to incorporate her own music into her movies. First woman at any rate. I remember hearing that somewhere. Anyway, love her and she as of this date is still alive. I loved Lucy too. Both legends. Lucy never got credit for being absolutely gorgeous but she so was. DD was from my state Ohio.
Well, I've heard a little about her first radio show that's been mentioned in the media and in books about Lucy. But not 'THIS' one. Didn't expect to see Lucy have a SECOND radio show, especially one where she isn't playing an actress. I didn't expect to see her interview Doris Day either, and you even provided pictures of them together. Very rare find.
Thank you. I am so glad you enjoyed the video. I have posted another vid of Doris meeting a few fans over the years. The vid features photos, but all photos are casual and from my private collection of friends (mostly) who sent me photos of when they met Doris Day. I think you will enjoy it also. -- Lauren
TWO OF A KIND LEGENDS FORWVER IN MY HEART I GREW UP WIRH THEM JUST AMAZING TO HEAR THE TWO OF THEM TOGETHER 54YRS AGO WOW DORIS IS 96 ALREADY TIME FLY'S WHEN YOUR HAVING FUN!!!!🌹🌹🌹
You were expecting Huntley and Brinkley????!!!! The chit chat about how differently they work - these two great comedians of the screen - was enough to chew on. - Lauren
Great to hear! I had heard Miss Ball say at one time she still once interviewed Barbra Streisand too and their costume designer was the partner of Bob Mackie, Great Interview
Census records show she was really born April 3, 1922. She will be 91 soon. Most actresses shaved off a few years, or occassionally had to add a few because they were underage, like Ann Miller when she began. She did a filmed interview for England between one and two years ago to promote a new album of previously unreleased material. (I've never seen it marketed in America.) Aside from looking and sounding remarkably well, it was obvious that she had not some but all of her marbles.
Doris Day had a soft, beautiful, calming voice and a cute laugh. She seemed happy. Lucy had a hard, tough intense voice and seemed unhappy. The contrast between the two is striking. I loved and respected them both so much, and miss them.
Actually Lucille Ball had a good career (The Lucy Show) and a good second marriage at the time with Gary Morton. I think her voice reflected her natural voice not the high pitched voice people were used to in I Love Lucy. When I saw pictures of Lucy at the time she seemed very happy - things, in professional and personal life going well for her. 4 years after this interview she starred with Henry Fonda in "Yours, Mine, and Ours", a critical and financial success. (1968) also in 1967 & 1968 won back to back Emmys for the Lucy Show.
Lucy was never the same after her divorce with Desi.
What fun! I'm 60 yrs old and I had NO idea Lucy ever interviewed folks on a radio show in the 60's! Very interesting! She and Doris made a great combination! Loved this! Thanks for posting!
2 of the most beautiful wonderful women of our time. I really truly love Lucy and Doris Day!!!
Doris has such a lovely voice, great accent! I want it lol
Women spoke like ladies in those days. I remember my mother telling me, modulate your voice! Today they just talk like Old farm ladies swear and cuss, no class!
I never knew Lucy interviewed anyone on the radio! And to hear her with Doris Day, well, it's perfect! :)
Rest In Peace Doris and Lucy! Love these two icons.
What a great find ! Never knew this even existed. Two real pro's talking like two old friends. Thanks for this treasure.
A national treasure at any age.
My two favorite people in the world, I was just thinking if Doris Day watch Lucy and Vice Versa,.....I love them both.. Its funny to me because they both look so sweet but I bet if you crossed them you would get a ear full...... Love them Love them ..RIP Lucille Ball and Live on Doris Day.
Charkie C
That was nothing short of just marvelous. 😎
When two names Doris day and Lucile ball are spoken in the western world ,everybody of a certain age has nothing but admiration and respect for these two female icons ,two incredible woman .
Two of the most talented adored women in all of America; ever!! And they are great because of their core values of hard work dedication to their craft and above all; not becoming self absorbed. The biggest problem with so called celebrities today who could never come even somewhat close to the popularity these two magnificent ladies have amassed.
Tarn Sand Yes, you are so right..I am in the UK, but loved Lucille Ball and adored Doris Day, loved her films..cannot go back to those lovely days unfortunately
mary rawson .guest). Hi Mary. Just to echo your post about films of ' the old days'. I so often dip into You Tube to see lovely old films, ( and some corny or ' ham ' ones , but they are interesting as well ). The films today are so full of violence and nastiness.I look song the long lines of DVDs at our local Asda, ( and notice the trailers on t.v.?) , and they are almost all violence, war, stress, crisis, etc. Always blood, pain, explosions : why do they think we want all that ?! Debbie Reynolds was one of many stars who made entertaining films, gentle humour, plausible stories, great costumes and sets.....Debbie ( wasn't it so sad about her being so distraught about the loss of daughter Carrie Fisher, that Debbie died too, right afterwards) ......Debbie said that there's no need for all the shocking stuff 'they ' assume we want to see now. I agree. I love the wonderful films we can still see ( bless You Tube!😊 ) : you give your attention, and are seldom disappointed. And with so much trouble in the world, the 'great golden age ' of films, of which Doris Day was a large part, lets us escape into a nicer world for a while ....☺.
Tarn Sand yes you are o right. What happened to Hollywood. It is awful now
@@tomsanders5766 true Tom it is just awful. So much violence, and controversy in films they make these days. The days of Hollywood starlets and movie stars are long past, sadly. Who knows though, maybe, just maybe, when “they” say what goes around comes around, might just come around again ☺️
I also think that the people who run show business these days are rotten to the core; they don’t really SEEM to care about their employees or the public who sees the films (tv too!) I deeply believe they care more, AND MOSTLY about HOW MUCH MORE $$$$$ “THEY” can get !
My Mom is 90 years old and she’s a very kind, positive, spiritual woman although she’s been saying for many years now how sad that so many in the world seem to be self absorbed, and self centered, anymore :(
A happier note I had the fortune of meeting Lucille Ball when I lived in California years ago I was at a party where she was being honored and she was really terrific. I loved Lucille Ball, and Doris Day, of course as well ! They will forever live on as “classic great STARS” ⭐️ ⭐️
The blonde and the redhead. Two of the greatest stars that walked the planet. Thanks for posting. I didn't know that this existed.
Lucy was such a wonderful mother. She was an amazing mother. Loved this interview. She did a great job. And Doris. How I love her and her movies. Thanks for posting this gem. I have never heard this before. It was amazing hearing those two icons together. 🏆
Wow, just wow! Lucille Ball the queen of comedy interviewing Doris Day another comedic legend! Wow
That was awesome!! Never knew that existed! How wonderful!!! Doris still has no clue how much she is loved!
WOW
Wonderful interview with two genuine super-stars!
From a 70yo Aussie fan.
They sure don't make them like these 2 ladies.
How interesting to hear these two talented professionals, who obviously respected each other, discuss their artistry.
Two of my fave people of there time .
Luv both of them
Incredible to think that this interview took place 50 years ago. Lucy is no longer with us. God bless her. We still have Doris and must be thankful for that. Two great ladies of the American cultural scene.
YOU ARE RIGHT RICARDO THANKS GOD DORIS IS STILL WITH US ,SHE IS A LIVING LEGEND IN MY FAMILY WE ALWAYS HAD HER RECORDS ,HER CHRISTMAS ALBUMS I JUST LOVE HER
anthony campos I have always admired DD, Anthony. For me she symbolizes everything that is good, decent and healthy in a very appealing way, embracing tolerance and a capacity to affirm her values while respecting those who think differently. As an artist she is unique: excellent as an actress, singer and entertainer. She has style, class, a natural elegance that is recognizable at first sight. DD has always made me happy with her films and records. She has brought light into my life ever since I was a young teenager. God bless her for that!
Ricardo Bigi Ricardo first of all Happy New Year thanks for answering back ,My real name is Carlos You said it all ! she has been for me since I was a kid like my first hollywood favorite actress. My dad had the album Hooray for Hollywood which had two LP, Doris, Day greatest hits album ,what every girl should know album and many others, you are quite right singer, entertainer, natural elegance,,don´t forget to mention,her support to Rock Hudson wich showed to the world the great human being she is besides her beauty talent and glamour ,and also for animal lovers her tv show Doris Best Friends
,Her voice as a singer is something I can´t put into words, her songs bring me a joy and happiness how can you put all this talents together in one person
take care Ricardo bye!
anthony campos Happy New Year, Carlos! We share the same feelings about DD. It is wonderful how our lives can be illuminated by the work of a great artist who appeals to our sensibility in a unique way. I'll enjoy DD's films and records forever. Take care, you too!
Doris is no longer with us, she just died May 13th, 2019 of pneumonia. She was 97.
I just loved this interview and the mutual love and respect each have for each other. And they are each such wonderful entertainers. They put a smile on my face and make me laugh with joy! Thank you RUclips for this economical entertainment and for all the moments of JOY!
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So many, many people get misty-eyed when we talk about the fabulous, very special, one and only Doris Day. Happy 90th birthday, lovely, lovely lady! xo And many more!
LOVE BOTH OF THEM! 😘
Like so many, I wasn't even aware of these radio interviews that Lucy did, but they are indeed fascinating.
I'm glad to oblige you. Two of the greatest ladies in history of show business. - Lauren
I love both of them. Doris is my favorite actress of all time.
Love it. Classy fun warm voices from the good old days. Thank you pokeahugkiss!
I love this interview! You really get to see the wonderful characters of these two amazing women shine through !
Love these two women!
they're always in our hearts these two 💓 💓
Two of my favorite women!!!
Oh no, my dear Doris is NOT invisible to her public! In fact, just a couple of weeks ago, Doris Day was the featured guest star on Sirius Satellite's Siriusly Sinatra station that was broadcast around the country (and around the world for that matter). It was a 3-hour interview....they talked and talked and played much of her music. It was FABULOUS! Remember....Doris Day is the number one female box office draw of all time!
This is a true treasure, I enjoyed listening to this wonderful ladies four times and I plan to listen to them again, and again and again. Thanks a lot for the treat.
Don't they just adore each other you can really tell
Paul Simpson I love the fact they each had an admiration for each other. So happy to hear that. Seldom when Lucy was interview was she asked about the other stars. So sad because it would clear up any misconception about their
lack of respect for other actresses.
Great To Her Them Both Lucy And Doris, Such Memory's From Two Of The Most Legendary Actress's Of Hollywood.
Two of my most favorite. ..
Two of the most amazing, and most humble talents to ever grace our screens. ..
All my love...❤❤❤
Hats off to two beautiful, talented, classy ladies. Love them both.
Classy ladies. Words rarely said todau...
Wow to have two favorites chatting with each other is such a treasure. I did a virtual tour of Doris Day's Auction (Juliens's Auction) which will occur in April 4th and 5th and saw some of items being Auctioned. I was wondering if the auction be televised so the public can watch the bidding. Lucille Ball is so generous in her interactions. Very interesting to learn the two different styles they have in delivering their dialog. Both are such pros and naturals.
These are two of my favorite people. I live in Jamestown, Lucy's home town. I love Lucy in everthing she does. And seeing her with Doris Day is a just a great thrill.
Two Fabulous Broads! Thanks for posting!
There are no words to describe Doris Day such beautiful entertaining soul iam in my 70s now still love to watch her she was magic
Two legends, who earned their stripes.
Great songstress and actress
Lucy ur interview with the beautiful Dori Day was smashing. I luv the way u were both so comfortable with each other. I am big fan of Lucy, but Doris Day was my idol. She was a beautiful lovely, compassionate lady.
To both of u lovelies, I wish u peace and luv, wherever u may be. Do it is, I luv u forever, and Lucy, u r always in my heart. To 2 amazing, beautiful and incredible ladies. Godspeed ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hearing Doris's voice and laughter always brightens my day;). I enjoy anything/everything about her. Now in her eighty-ninth year and that laugh is as fresh and cheery as ever! We love you Doris!!! Love Lucy too.
Thnx for upload pokeahugkiss ))) Really appreciate it.
Two of my all-time favorite actors.
These ladies shaped my childhood (and that was in the 90s ha!)
Calamity Jane and Lucy Ricardo were my idols.
Thank you for this. What two wonderful women!
Wow! This is my first time seeing -- uh -- hearing this! (11/7/18)
I love Lucille Ball interviewing Doris Day two great show business women! RIP Lucy
This is an amazing interview! Hearing these two iconic voices??? Who cares if they're talking about Hollywood stuff? What else would they be talking about and actually it's very revealing in it's own way!
@KratostheThird I am so glad that you enjoyed it. It is so much fun to find these rare works by our favorite celebrities. I love Lucy, too. --Lauren
Wow ... how much fun this is !! Thank you for sharing this with us.... an interview I've never heard. Thank you !!!
You are welcome. I love them both also!!!! ~ Lauren
I WANT THIS ON MY IPOD!! :D
I'm on here now I live in Cincinnati and I was at the house she was born in fixing broken windows it is being rehabbed the owner told me she lived there till age 10
Great find. Hard to find Lucy's 60's radio interview shows. Wanna share where you copped this treasure?
I love them both! So much Talent! We need to laugh more! I miss LUCY. The reruns never get old on either one of them. They stayed so slim...
Love them both. Thanks for this.
You are welcome. So glad you enjoyed it. ~ Lauren
Never knew Lucy had a radio show..
Not exactly her strong suite...
@@irish89055 I thought she as a great interviewer, much better than I expected. It felt like a conversations between two colleagues.
Thank you for posting this Lauren. It is wonderful but I wish it had been longer. I love Lucy and Doris. They are my idols. I met Lucy but I never had the opportunity to meet Doris but wish I had met her.
WOW
Doris day was such a lovely lady with a warm personality. I would love to meet her. I'm going to have to wait until I enter the afterlife for that though. She had such a lovely voice even when talking.
Nice to hear Lucy speaking well of a fellow performer...
This is such a treat! I'm really enjoying it.
She does a radio interview every year on her birthday.
Thank you for clearing that up for me. Didn't realize she'd been out and about at all. I guess her shaving a few years off her age accounts for some of the more critical barbs directed her way. She was fantastic and is fantastic still.
I’m glad I found this! 2 of my favourite stars and 2 of the GREATS!! 🤩🤩
Two beautiful ICONS. Strong, beautiful, successful, independent women. 🏆🏆
two lovely classy ladies that will never come again.
i like what Lucy said about mastery of the props being difficult. It is like she said. props are a tough thing.... you have to think not how you handle a glass, but, how would the character handle a glass.... it takes focus . So much talent in one room there must have been a 'glow' coming from that studio. i got emotional listening to this.... I miss Lucille Ball soooo much, and I hope Doris is OK and well cared for.
I heard that Charlie Chapman worked a good bit with Lucy when she was young regarding PROPS. She was a master at that. Yes, Lucy was very generous complimenting Dorris. A sweet interview.
Buster Keaton worked with her, not Charlie Chaplin. And it was the perfect education -- learning from a silent screen comedian to perfect her visual performance. She also spent time observing Jack Benny (the top radio star at the time) performing his radio show, learning from the master of verbal humor. Then she put the visual and verbal together and became the master of it all.
Lucy also worked with Red Skeleton. He told her that they where clowns and that she needed to play! As of
Doris last birthday she was doing fabulous loving her 4 leggers. She rarely gets off her estate, if ever. They have their on kitchen, with their own Cheif. They have their own dining room area and each has it's on spot with his food on his own China place setting. They are her one true love.
@tracy1010 Glad that you enjoyed it, Tracy!! - Lauren
I do do do toooooooooooooooo! LOL! I glad you enjoyed the video. - Lauren
Wonderful ladies...intelligence and grace and humor par excellence
It's a treasure, that's for sure! I'm glad you enjoyed it. - Lauren
amazing girls TLA
Thank you!!!
DD was the first one to incorporate her own music into her movies. First woman at any rate. I remember hearing that somewhere. Anyway, love her and she as of this date is still alive. I loved Lucy too. Both legends. Lucy never got credit for being absolutely gorgeous but she so was. DD was from my state Ohio.
Well, I've heard a little about her first radio show that's been mentioned in the media and in books about Lucy. But not 'THIS' one.
Didn't expect to see Lucy have a SECOND radio show, especially one where she isn't playing an actress. I didn't expect to see her interview Doris Day either, and you even provided pictures of them together.
Very rare find.
Loved Lucy
I havent heard this radio show! Thks fr sharing! I enjoyed it, Do post more! :)
What a wonderful interview 👏❤💯
two greats of showbusiness
Thank you. I am so glad you enjoyed the video. I have posted another vid of Doris meeting a few fans over the years. The vid features photos, but all photos are casual and from my private collection of friends (mostly) who sent me photos of when they met Doris Day. I think you will enjoy it also. -- Lauren
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TWO OF A KIND LEGENDS
FORWVER IN MY HEART
I GREW UP WIRH THEM
JUST AMAZING TO HEAR THE TWO OF THEM TOGETHER
54YRS AGO WOW DORIS IS 96 ALREADY TIME FLY'S WHEN YOUR HAVING FUN!!!!🌹🌹🌹
Wonderful!!!
What a treasure....
Now I. mIss them both...
You were expecting Huntley and Brinkley????!!!! The chit chat about how differently they work - these two great comedians of the screen - was enough to chew on. - Lauren
Lucy was very discerning. She must’ve really liked Doris. Both were great at physical comedy.
Great to hear! I had heard Miss Ball say at one time she still once interviewed Barbra Streisand too and their costume designer was the partner of Bob Mackie, Great Interview
Doris day. . .THE most beautiful lady in the US of A with one of the most beautiful voices EVER! AND at 96 years old come March 29th I believe.
Well, thank you very...much.
2018 and Doris is still alive .
Census records show she was really born April 3, 1922. She will be 91 soon. Most actresses shaved off a few years, or occassionally had to add a few because they were underage, like Ann Miller when she began. She did a filmed interview for England between one and two years ago to promote a new album of previously unreleased material. (I've never seen it marketed in America.) Aside from looking and sounding remarkably well, it was obvious that she had not some but all of her marbles.
lovely
Great insights into Lucille's working method.
Love Lucille Ball and Doris Day,great American icons.
God. I could simply eat Doris Day's voice. Is that weird? It's just...edible.
This is a 1965 not a 1964 interview. "Do Not Disturb" did not go into production until January 11, 1965, concluding on April 6, 1965.
Well thank you sir; that you did ... interesting.