Rose Marie (1954) "Samuel Goldwyn Films"

Rose Marie (1954) "Samuel Goldwyn Films"Musical fans, we're calling you, oo oo oo, oo oo oo! Howard Keel and Ann Blyth (who would later team for Kismet) play stalwart Mountie and backwoods hellion in this grand color and CinemaScope version of the beloved operetta. Filmed largely on location in the Canadian Rockies, Rose Marie combines a charming tale of a tomboy becoming a lady with two love triangles, a murder mystery, settler vs. Indian strife and glorious music, including four of the

lively and often humorous biography of The Magnificent Yankee

it's going to be a blast

Hazel and all the boys working hard at not working

Nicholas (Adam Rich) gets a horse

George Peppard and Elizabeth Ashley head a formidable cast - including Roddy McDowall

Now he has one favor to ask

Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni show why they are among the screen's most celebrated duos in this film that's part romantic comedy

As he wings toward certain death

It is anyone's guess who the murderer is

But Cary's recklessness incites a war with the Indians

More enemies pop up

cash crops to plant