Twenty One Doris Day Delights.

The original title was 'Young Man With a Horn' starring Kirk Douglas as trumpet player Rick Martin who nearly loses everything chasing seductive Amy North (Lauren Bacall). Guess which Band Singer is around to pick up the pieces? "That trumpet's part of me. It's the best part. You almost made me forget that." 'Jo Jordan'

Supposedly set against the background of the 1929 'Wall Street Crash' this is a lovely little piece of sweet silliness. No really deep plot involved, just enjoy Doris and Gordon MacRea getting along together. "Day will break and I'm gonna wake and start to bake a sugar cake." 'Nanette Carter'

Doris returns from performing overseas expecting to find that her Mother is the toast of Broadway. Lots of nostalgia and singing, like it says on the cover. "This not a Museum. People just do not come in off the street." 'Melinda Howard'

Teenager tomboy Doris teams up with our Gordon again for another delightful and romantic soundtrack of saccharin. "Marjorie's young and very inexperienced. All she knows about men is their batting averages." 'Marjorie 'Marjie' Winfield'

A mistake at the State Department, (surely not) is the excuse for fun and frivolity in France. "It's no use, Philippe. I'm in love with the man I married. And he's not even my husband!" 'Ethel S. 'Dynamite' Jackson'

Gordon's back from the War in France and the Winfield/ Sherman romance is back on-off-on??? "But I don't want to be sweet and understanding! I want to be a husband!" 'Marjorie Winfield'

It's the one everyone knows and loves; Doris sings, dances, shoots at Indians and falls in the river. "Excitement? Why, I got more arrows in the back of that coach than a porcupine has got stickers!" 'Calamity Jane' (Martha Jane Cannary Burke)

This is the movie that Doris did not want to make and sometimes it shows. Even on a bad day though, Doris is a great Day! "This is no time to be superstitious. It's bad luck." 'Candy Williams'

It's like 'Little Women' with music but with Frank Sinatra and Gig Young on set there is never a dull moment. 'Ol' Blue Eyes' had Doris' real husband banned from the sound stage. "It's homes like these that are the backbone of the nation. Where's the spinning wheel?" 'Laurie Tuttle'

Based upon a 1920s singer whose rise from the Dance Hall to the Ziegfield Follies was assisted by mobster Marty (The Gimp) Snyder (James Cagney). "I'm what makes you tick and don't you ever forget that." 'Ruth Etting'

It's murder and mystery time as Doris teams up with James Stewart to thwart an assassination, save their little boy from harm and sing a song or two. "You have muddled everything from the start, taking that child with you from Marrakesh. Don't you realize that Americans dislike having their children stolen?" 'Jo McKenna'

It really should be called 'The Union Game' as the workers in a nightwear factory negotiate their pay rise to music in Hernando's Hideaway. Great dance routines from Carol Haney and a knife throwing act to die for. "Married life is lots of fun / Two can sleep as cheap as one." 'Katherine 'Babe' Williams'

Doris gets her friendly lawyer (Jack Lemmon) to sue the railway for poor service. That's what we need, a song to lighten the load of litigation. "Harry Foster Malone trangressed when he murdered my lobsters." 'Jane Osgood'

With today's technology youngsters would not understand romance via a shared telephone line, it would have to be a vitual tryst by ethernet or mixed up mobiles. "She wasn't a stripper. She was an exotic dancer... with trained doves." 'Jan Morrow'

Doris is married to Professor Larry MacKay who has recently become a Drama Critic. She wants to move to the country, he wants the peace and quiet of the city. "How's your wife Mr MacKay...and your Four Children?" 'Kate Robinson Mackay'

Doris is joined by Rock and Tony again, this time in the world of advertising. This is the movie that Ewan and Renee spoofed (paid tribute to) in 'Down With Love' in 2003. "And as Dad always said, "A man who can't be bribed can't be trusted." 'Carol Templeton'

Stephen Boyd is the Beefcake in this complicated story of Circus acts and romance. Will Jimmy lose his Jumbo? "Jumbo's like a son to me. Why you can even see the resemblance." 'Kitty Wonder'

Housewife Doris becomes a TV soap star much to the annoyance of her husband Dr. Gerald Boyer (James Garner) and their marriage starts to bubble over. "Wait, I forgot to tell you that we have a pool!" 'Beverly Boyer'

Doris and James Garner rework the 1940 classic 'My Favourite Wife' with Polly Bergen as the third point of the triangle. "Oh, you are such a comfort, doctor. You know, I truly believe the most vital relationship a woman can establish is not between man and wife. It's the relationship between a woman and her analyst." 'Ellen Wagstaff Arden'

Rock is married to Doris and thinks she is about to become a widow. She thinks that he is trying to hide something more mysterious than his death. "When he tells me he's dying and he doesn't DIE... wouldn't he know that I'd get SUSPICIOUS?" 'Judy'

This time it is Rod Taylor who is trying to win and woo Doris, however NASA Security are going to save him, whether he wants them to or not. "May I borrow a dime please? I have to call my dog." 'Jennifer Nelson'