Rose of Santa Rosa (1947)
Angry because his father, Don Manuel Ortega, had arranged a marriage with a girl he has never met, Dolores de Garfias, Ramon Ortega, despite the threat of being disinherited, becomes an entertainer at a local night club. His father uses his influence and has the club closed. Ramon goes to Santa Rosa and helps a beautiful senorita, Rose, open her new night club and falls in love with her. When his father arrives, Ramon learns that "his" Rose is the Dolores his father wanted him to marry in the first place.
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Angry because his father, Don Manuel Ortega, had arranged a marriage with a girl he has never met, Dolores de Garfias, Ramon Ortega, despite the threat of being disinherited, becomes an entertainer at a local night club. His father uses his influence and has the club closed. Ramon goes to Santa Rosa and helps a beautiful senorita, Rose, open her new night club and falls in love with her. When his father arrives, Ramon learns that "his" Rose is the Dolores his father wanted him to marry in the first place.
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Genre:Comedy, Music, Romance
Written By:Barry Shipman
In Theaters:12/25/1947
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
Cast
Ray Nazarro
Director
Patricia Barry
Dolores de Garfias
Eduardo Noriega
Ramón Ortega
Fortunio Bonanova
Don Manuel Ortega
Eduardo Ciannelli
Don José de Garfias
Ann Codee
Aunt Isabel
Rosita Marstini
Mamacita
Douglas Fowley
Larry Fish
Aaron González
Orchestra Leader
Phil Arnold
Doorman
Nacho Galindo
Pancho
Ken Trietsch
Hotshot Ken
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