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The Doris Day Show

American television program
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"The Doris Day Show" was an American television program that aired from 1968 to 1973, starring the popular actress and singer Doris Day. Day was a prominent Hollywood star, known for her roles in musicals and comedies during the 1950s and early 1960s. Her screen persona was that of an optimistic and strong woman, embodying the ideal American woman of the 1950s. The show featured her in a weekly series, continuing her presence in entertainment after her film career began to wind down. Beyond her acting and singing career, Doris Day was also a dedicated advocate for animals, founding organizations to promote animal welfare.12

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