When Doris Day Died, She Had No Funeral or Grave Marker. This is Why | Facts Verse

In APRIL IN PARIS (’52), Doris Day plays Ethel "Dynamite" Jackson, a Broadway chorus girl who mistakenly receives an invitation meant for Ethel Barrymore to represent American theater at a Parisian arts festival. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Doris Day considered ON MOONLIGHT BAY ('51) among her personal favorites. It is part of a trio of films in which Doris Day plays a tomboy. The other two are its sequel, BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON ('53) and CALAMITY JANE ('53). | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

TEA FOR TWO ('50) was a big film for Doris Day. It was the first film in which she would receive top billing and it was also the first film in which she would dance. "God, was it difficult! I never worked harder at anything than I did at the dances in my films," she said. The hard work paid off. Day's dancing with Gene Nelson was praised by critics and audiences alike. See this charming film tonight at 11:45pm ET as we salute Star of the Month Doris Day. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM