Rose Marie premiered in 1924 and became a major success, later adapted into multiple films—including the beloved 1936 version starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. At its heart, the story is a sweeping romance set against the backdrop of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, bringing adventure, melody, and spectacle to the stage.

This beautifully illustrated theatrical poster features the Mounties in their signature red serge, a lively chorus line, and bold, vibrant graphics that exude the grandeur of vintage musical promotion. With its rich colors and period typography, it’s a prime example of early 20th-century theater advertising.

A Unique Tie to Americana & the Western Spirit

Though Rose Marie is set in Canada, its themes of law, order, and frontier life resonate with the mythology of the American West. Much like cowboys, the Mounties represent a storied era of rugged independence, making this piece an intriguing crossover between North American frontier culture, the Pacific Northwest, Canadiana and musical theater history.

Condition & Details

Dimensions: 40” x 80”

Condition: Good vintage condition, with some areas of wear consistent with age and use. Please see photos for details.

A perfect addition for musical theater enthusiasts, vintage poster collectors, or lovers of classic Americana, this rare find embodies the timeless magic of Rose Marie and the golden era of stage and screen.