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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 345348" data-attributes="member: 19">i watched an old one with Doris Day called Tea For Two (1950) i&#039;m a fan of hers i first saw her in &quot;The Man who knew to Much&#039; (1956) which is outside the norm of the things she usually did and i love that film as it&#039;s far better than the Original (1934) Hitch film.&nbsp; this one though was f... terrible it had a nice plot a young girl promises her rich uncle not to say yes for anything, today it would include sex but back than in (1950)... in the film Doris Day comes from Money who got hit with the crash of (1929) and she needs $25,000&nbsp; for a musical show that really makes me think of the Mickey Rooney did in the pictures he did back in the late 30&#039;s and early 40&#039;s.&nbsp; it was based off a play and they chanted some of it apparently. the film was really bad so far it&#039;s the worst of hers that i&#039;ve seen thus far. my favorite of hers is Please don&#039;t eat the Daises (1960)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 345348, member: 19"] i watched an old one with Doris Day called Tea For Two (1950) i'm a fan of hers i first saw her in "The Man who knew to Much' (1956) which is outside the norm of the things she usually did and i love that film as it's far better than the Original (1934) Hitch film. this one though was f... terrible it had a nice plot a young girl promises her rich uncle not to say yes for anything, today it would include sex but back than in (1950)... in the film Doris Day comes from Money who got hit with the crash of (1929) and she needs $25,000 for a musical show that really makes me think of the Mickey Rooney did in the pictures he did back in the late 30's and early 40's. it was based off a play and they chanted some of it apparently. the film was really bad so far it's the worst of hers that i've seen thus far. my favorite of hers is Please don't eat the Daises (1960) [/QUOTE]

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