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| − | Doris Mary Ann von Kappelhoff, known as Doris Day was born April 3, 1924 | + | '''Doris Mary Ann von Kappelhoff''', known as '''Doris Day''' was born April 3, 1924, |
| | in Cincinnati, Ohio. Starting out as a dancer and songstress, her wholesome image | | in Cincinnati, Ohio. Starting out as a dancer and songstress, her wholesome image |
| − | contributed to her becoming one of the top stars of the 1950’s and 1960’s. | + | contributed to her becoming one of the top stars of the 1950s and 1960s. |
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| − | Doris Day starred in 39 motion pictures including “Romance On The High Seas”, | + | Doris Day starred in 39 motion pictures including ''Romance On The High Seas'', |
| − | “By The Light of the Silvery Moon”, “Tea For Two”, “Love Me Or Leave Me”,
| + | ''By The Light of the Silvery Moon'', ''Tea For Two'', ''Love Me Or Leave Me'', |
| − | “Teachers Pet”, “The Man Who Knew Too Much”, where her “Que Sera, Sera”
| + | ''Teachers Pet'', ''The Man Who Knew Too Much'' (where her “Que Sera, Sera” |
| − | won an Oscar and “Calamity Jane” winning an Oscar for Best Song “Secret Love”. | + | won an Oscar) and ''Calamity Jane'', which won an Oscar for Best Song for “Secret Love”. |
| − | In 1959, starring with Rock Hudson in “Pillow Talk”, Doris Day was nominated | + | In 1959, starring with Rock Hudson in ''Pillow Talk'', Doris Day was nominated |
| | again for an Academy Award for Best Actress. | | again for an Academy Award for Best Actress. |
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| | Doris Day started her career as a featured vocalist with the big bands | | Doris Day started her career as a featured vocalist with the big bands |
| | of Bob Crosby and Les Brown and became a regular on radio’s | | of Bob Crosby and Les Brown and became a regular on radio’s |
| − | “Your Hit Parade.” Doris topped the chart in 1948 with
| + | ''Your Hit Parade''. Day topped the chart in 1948 with |
| | "Love Somebody" and "It's Magic". "My Darling, My Darling" was | | "Love Somebody" and "It's Magic". "My Darling, My Darling" was |
| | top ten that same year with "Again" peaking at #2 in 1949. | | top ten that same year with "Again" peaking at #2 in 1949. |
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| | "Shanghai" also did. | | "Shanghai" also did. |
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| − | Another muti-million selling single, "A Guy is A Guy" was #1 in 1952 and | + | Another muti-million-selling single, "A Guy is A Guy", was #1 in 1952, and |
| − | Doris teamed up with Frankie Laine for a top ten hit, "Sugerbush" that same
| + | Day teamed up with Frankie Laine for a top ten hit, "Sugerbush", that same |
| | year. "Secret Love" topped the Hit Parade in 1954 and stayed on the | | year. "Secret Love" topped the Hit Parade in 1954 and stayed on the |
| − | best seller chart for 22 weeks straight. It was followed with a top five hit,
| + | bestseller chart for 22 weeks straight. It was followed with a top five hit, |
| − | "If I Give My Heart To You." | + | "If I Give My Heart To You". |
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| − | Even with the birth of rock n' roll in 1955, Doris Day hit with the ballad, | + | Even with the birth of rock 'n' roll in 1955, Doris Day hit with the ballad, |
| − | "I'll Never Stop Loving You", taken from her film "Love Me Or Leave Me". | + | "I'll Never Stop Loving You", taken from her film ''Love Me Or Leave Me''. |
| − | Another film, "The Man Who Knew Too Much" spawned Doris' | + | Another film, ''The Man Who Knew Too Much'', spawned Day's |
| − | "Whatever Will Be Will Be" (Que Sera, Sera) that peaked at #2 | + | "Whatever Will Be Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)", which peaked at #2 |
| | in 1956. Her "Everybody Loves A Lover" was top ten in 1958. | | in 1956. Her "Everybody Loves A Lover" was top ten in 1958. |
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| | In just 15 years Doris Day landed 55 times on the most popular singles | | In just 15 years Doris Day landed 55 times on the most popular singles |
| − | chart and her Greatest Hits album and those featuring the songs | + | chart and her ''Greatest Hits'' album and those featuring the songs |
| | of her many motion pictures were very successful. | | of her many motion pictures were very successful. |
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| | Today Doris Day lives quietly near Carmel, California | | Today Doris Day lives quietly near Carmel, California |
| | where she is an animal welfare advocate. | | where she is an animal welfare advocate. |