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Rose of Santa Rosa 1947

★ 6.01 votes65 min📅 1947-12-25
ComedyMusicRomance

Dive into the vibrant world of *Rose of Santa Rosa (1947)*, a charming comedy-musical romance directed by the talented Ray Nazarro.

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Director: Ray Nazarro

Cast

Patricia Barry
Patricia Barry
Dolores de Garfias
Eduardo Noriega
Eduardo Noriega
Ramón Ortega
Fortunio Bonanova
Fortunio Bonanova
Don Manuel Ortega
Eduardo Ciannelli
Eduardo Ciannelli
Don José de Garfias
Ann Codee
Ann Codee
Aunt Isabel
Rosita Marstini
Rosita Marstini
Mamacita
Douglas Fowley
Douglas Fowley
Larry Fish
Aaron González
Orchestra Leader
Phil Arnold
Phil Arnold
Doorman
Nacho Galindo
Nacho Galindo
Pancho

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rose of Santa Rosa (1947) about?

*Rose of Santa Rosa* tells the story of Ramon Ortega, a young man who resists his father's arranged marriage plans by pursuing a career in entertainment. His journey takes a romantic turn when he meets and falls for Dolores, the mysterious woman behind the nightclub he helps open. Their love story unfolds as family secrets and unexpected twists challenge their newfound happiness.

Who directed Rose of Santa Rosa?

The film was directed by Ray Nazarro, known for his work in mid-century musicals and comedies.

Who stars in Rose of Santa Rosa?

The film stars Patricia Barry as Dolores (Rose), Eduardo Noriega as Ramon, and features Fortunio Bonanova, Eduardo Ciannelli, and Ann Codee in key roles.

Is Rose of Santa Rosa (1947) worth watching?

While it may not be a household name, *Rose of Santa Rosa* offers a charming snapshot of mid-century Mexican romance with lighthearted comedy and music. Fans of classic studio-era films or light romantic dramas might find its nostalgic charm appealing, especially for its blend of humor and heart.

How long is Rose of Santa Rosa?

The runtime for *Rose of Santa Rosa* is approximately 65 minutes.

About Rose of Santa Rosa (1947) — A Spirited Romance with Music, Comedy, and Family Drama

Dive into the vibrant world of *Rose of Santa Rosa (1947)*, a charming comedy-musical romance directed by the talented Ray Nazarro. Set against the colorful backdrop of mid-century Mexico, the film follows Ramon Ortega, a rebellious young man who defies his father's wishes by pursuing his passion for entertainment. Forced into a loveless engagement, Ramon escapes to Santa Rosa, where he crosses paths with the captivating Dolores—aka "Rose"—a spirited senorita opening her own nightclub. Their budding romance is tested when Ramon's disapproving father arrives, only to discover the truth behind the woman he's been pushing Ramon to marry.

This delightful blend of humor, melody, and heartfelt moments captures the essence of mid-century romance, where love blossoms against the odds. With its lively atmosphere, witty dialogue, and a touch of drama, *Rose of Santa Rosa* offers a nostalgic escape into a world where passion and rebellion collide beneath the neon lights of a bygone era.