Doris Day is a great fan of us little dogs and animals of all kinds. April 3rd was her birthday and she called in “live” to a streamed broadcast on KIDD 630-AM in Carmel, California.
Ed Dickinson was the DJ host from 8am to noon, PST. Some of Doris’ famous songs as well as tributes and Doris herself was heard.
My daddy has been a great fan of Doris Day since 1962 when he first saw Jumbo at Radio City Music Hall. That’s a long, long, time ago I think. He even met her twice and she was very nice to him.
Don’t forget to check the Doris Day Tribute website for more information.
Update 4/3/11: It appears KIDD 630-AM did not have live streaming of Doris Day’s birthday celebration. But you can still listen to Doris and help celebrate her birthday on this special website.
Update 4/4/11: Listen to excerpts of Doris’ live phone call on her birthday. Also check the official Doris Day website to see when a recording of her birthday celebration will be posted.
Update 4/13/11: Listen to a more complete, commercial free version of Doris Day’s birthday interview on her official website.
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My daddy is a huge Doris Day fan. Ever since 1963. Yikes. Anyway, when he found out that she now has her very own Doris Day website he wanted me to let every one of my fans know about it.
Apparently Doris Day was a very popular movie star back in the 1950s as well as a singer in the 40s, 50s and 60s and a TV Star in the 70s. She is also a very big fan of dogs and other four legged beings. She even has her own animal foundation to help us all out.
Daddy met Doris Day a few times and found her to be as friendly and nice as she appears in her films and TV shows. I’m sure if I ever met her I would charm her with my own cuteness and friendliness. I like meeting people, unlike a lot of other Chihuahuas. I’m not so big on meeting other dogs though. Go figure.
When visiting Carmel, be sure to check out the Cypress Inn. It’s very dog friendly.
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