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A golden oldie, in which Jeanette MacDonald hunts for fugitive brother James Stewart in the wilds of Canada but finds a duet partner in Mountie Nelson Eddy. They sing "Indian Love Call" without damaging each other's ears, and Nelson bellows "Song of the Mounties" all by himself. W.S. Van Dyke directed this 1936 antique in the best MGM mid-30s style. 110 min. By Don Druker

Sorry there are no showtimes for Rose Marie on Tuesday, February 9.

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