JULY 25
Pilipino
Komiks
Blg. 317, Hulyo 25, 1959 Tampok sa taklob-pahina ang obrang “Apat na Anino” ni Clodualdo del Mundo na iginuhit ni Fred Carillo |
GLIMPSE FROM THE PAST
Edwin Eugene Aldrin
Jr, the other “Man on the Moon,” on the cover of Time Vol. 94 No. 4, July 25, 1969 |
Events that happened on July 25:
1882 – The Carriedo Waterwork was inaugurated, for which water supply for the greater Manila area came from the Marikina River and stored at a reservoir (known as El Deposito) in San Juan (then part of Morong Province).
1898 – General Wesley Merritt arrived in Manila. He is to become the first military American governor of the Philippines.
Personalities and celebrities born on July 25:
1872 – Santiago Alvarez, revolutionary general (“Hero of Dalahican, Cavite”), and one of the founder and honorary president of the Nationalista Party – in Imus, Cavite (d. October 30, 1930).
1915 – Enrique M. Fernando, constitutionalist, law professor and 13th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (July 2, 1979 – July 24, 1985) – in Malate, Manila (d. October 13, 2004).
1928 – Dolphy (real name Rodolfo Vera Quizon Sr), award-winning actor (in stage, radio, movie and television) and “King of Philippine Comedy” – in Padre Herrera, Tondo, Manila (d. July 10. 2012).
Dolphy on the covers of Philippine Panorama (June 23, 1985) and Seniors Monthly (April 2009). |
A picture of Mario Montenegro (c. 1950s, courtesy
of “Stars of Philippine Silver Screen” website,
www.reocities.com/ggervacio/silverscreen1.html) |
1928 – Mario Montenegro (real name Roger Collin Macalalag), actor – Pagsanjan, Laguna (d. August 27, 1988).
1988 – Sarah Asher Tua Geronimo, singer, actress, model, television host and the Philippines’ “Pop Princess” – in Sta. Cruz, Manila.
Sarah Geronimo on the covers of MOD (July 31, 2006), Cosmopolitan Philippines (November 2008) and Yes! (March 2011). |
1990 – Andi Eigenmann (full name Andrea Nicole Guck Eigenmann), actress and model – in Marikina, Metro Manila.
In 1980, Clint Eastwood produced and
starred in the film Bronco Billy
where his children Kyle and Alison also played a small part. Although the film
was considered a “commercial failure,” many movie critics liked it. It is said
to be one of Eastwood’s humorous portrayal.
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