HOLLYWOOD’S ‘golden age’ was celebrated during a series of events at a Somerset care home.

Residents at Crandon Springs, in Wells, were treated to concerts worthy of the movie capital, with a special nod to the legendary Doris Day.

The musical journey began when The Calamity Janes – named after the role made famous by Doris herself – brought a Country & Western morning to the home.

Their set list of favourites such as Jolene, Blue Moon, and 9 to 5 had everyone toe-tapping, clapping, singing and sharing fond memories.

Soon after, residents were transported to the silver screen thanks to a performance by Emily, from Mini Concerts.

Dressed as Doris, she charmed residents and staff with a tribute show featuring timeless favourites from Que Sera, Sera to Sentimental Journey.

The Doris Day celebrations came after a summer of shows at the care home, including war-time sing-alongs with Malcolm at the piano, lively guitar sessions with Damian Cheung, classical recitals, the Shepton Mallet Ukulele Orchestra, and a trip through the 1950s with crooner Danny Jukebox, to name a few.

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Crandon Springs manager, Meg Cleal, said: “Seeing our home filled with Doris Day classics was a delight.

“Performances like these don’t just entertain, they spark treasured memories, encourage residents to sing and dance, and create special moments to share with family and friends.

“Music continues to be the soundtrack of community life at Crandon Springs and we’re so thankful to all our performers who bring such magic into our home.”