Doris Day Career Photos - Doris Day Dead at 97

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16 year-old Doris Day is met by bandleader Barney Rapp (left) and Joseph Cherniavsky (right), musical director for WLW, in 1938.

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A studio portrait of Doris Day in 1945.

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A black-and-white studio portrait of Doris Day in 1945.

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Doris Day poses for a studio portrait in 1945.

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Doris Day singing to the accompaniment of American jazz musician Les Brown and his band in 1945.

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Doris Day and American bandleader Bob Crosby smile while posing in a promotional headshot in 1945.

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Doris Day, wearing a ruffled blouse and leaning against a pillar, in a promotional portrait for director Michael Curtiz's film, Romance on the High Seas in 1948.

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Doris Day smiling as she sits in front of bouquets of flowers in her dressing room on the set of director Michael Curtiz's film, Romance on the High Seas in 1948.

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Doris Day photographed in 1948.

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Comedian Bob Hope and singer Doris Day have Santa Claus' blessing as they prepare to fly to Berlin, where Hope and his radio show will spend the Christmas holidays entertaining the GI's in 1948.

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Doris Day wearing a pinstriped dress and a wide-brimmed hat in a promotional headshot portrait for director Michael Curtiz's film, My Dream is Yours in 1949.

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Jack Carson and Doris Day in a scene from the film It's A Great Feeling, directed by David Butler in 1949.

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Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson and Doris Day star in It's A Great Feeling, directed by David Butler in 1949.

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Doris Day training her dog in 1949.

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Doris Day smiles and laughs as she sits on a fence in front of a house with her son, Terry in 1950.

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Doris Day stars with Gene Nelson in a scene from the film Tea For Two, directed by David Butler in 1950.

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Portrait of Doris Day in 1950.

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Doris Day shopping for colored flowerpots in 1950.

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Doris Day using a camera in 1950.

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Doris Day photographed in 1950.

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