Showing posts with label Bituin Komiks. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

July 4



JULY 4
Bituin Komiks Taon 1 Blg. 5, Hulyo 4, 1949
Nasa taklob-pahina ang isang tagpo sa nobelang-komiks
ni Jesus S. Esguerra na “Kabayong Ginto” na iginuhit ni Ric L. Collado.
 
SULYAP SA NAKARAAN
Ang artistang mula sa Kabisayaan na si Virgie Solis
Tampok sa taklob-pahina ng Bisaya, Hulyo 4, 1956
 
Events that happened on July 4:
1901 – William Howard Taft (1857-1930) became the first civil governor of the Philippines. Taft also would later become the only person in history to have been both president (1909-1913) and chief justice (1921-1930) of the United States.
1912 – The Manila Hotel was inaugurated.
1946 – The United States recognized Philippine independence.


Personalities and celebrities born on July 4:
1851 – Laureano Guevarra, “Father of the Shoe Industry in the Philippines” – in Marikina, Rizal (now Metro Manila) (d. December 30, 1891).
1858 – Pablo Tecson, revolutionary leader, politician and agriculturist – in San Miguel, Bulacan (d. April 30, 1940).
 


Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones
(for the film Claudine) on the cover of
Jet July 4, 1974.
Picture Trivia
          The distinguished actors, James Earl Jones and Diahann Carroll, were together in Claudine (1974), a film about Claudine Price (portrayed by Diahann Carroll), a black Harlem woman who singlehandedly raised her six children of two failed relationships. She found genuine love in the person of a garbage collector named Rupert Marshall (James Earl Jones). The movie, produced by Third World Films and released by 20th Century Fox, was one of a few mainstream films where the cast were predominantly African-American and and depicting a meaningful theme.

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

June 30



JUNE 30
Prime Weekly Edition Vol. 3 No. 26, June 30, 1988
On the Cover: Stella E. Santos

MUKHA NG NAKARAAN
Nora Aunor and Tirso Cruz III (Guy & Pip)
on the cover of Sixteen Vol. 4 No. 93, June 30, 1972 issue.


Events that happened on June 30:
1981 – Ferdinand E. Marcos took his oath of office as President of the Philippines for the third time.
Ferdinand E. Marcos taking his oath of office as President of the Philippines
infront of Supreme Court Chief Justice Enrique M. Ferrnando.
On his right is Imelda R. Marcos and on his left is daughter Imee Marcos.
(Taken from Philippines Free Press, April 15, 1989)


Personalities and celebrities born on June 30:
1921 – Washington Sycip, Filipino-Chinese accountant, founder of the Asian Institute of Management, and the accounting firm Sycip, Gores and Velayo.



Bituin Komiks Blg. 22, Hunyo 30, 1950,
tampok ang nobelang “Prinsesang Bituin”
Prinsesa Bituin
          Ang “Prinsesa Bituin” ay nobelang isinulat nina Mario Lopez at Anastacio Angeles na iginuhit ni Cris Caguintuan para sa mga pahina ng Bituin Komiks noong 1950.
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Debbie Reynolds (for the film Tammy and the Bachelor)
on the cover of Screen Stories (June 1957).
Picture Trivia
Debbie Reynolds started her career at Warner Brothers when she was 16 years old in 1948. After two years, she transferred to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and had a small but significant role in the film Three Little Words (1950). This was immediately followed by Two Weeks with Love where she sang “Aba Daba Honeymoon” that became a hit. On her first starring role in Singin’ in the Rain (1952), her career started to shine.
In 1957, she was featured in the film Tammy and the Bachelor opposite Leslie Nielsen. The song, “Tammy,” which she rendered in the movie reached Number 1 in the Billboard pop chart for five consecutive weeks. This was the best-sellinhg single of a female singer in 1957.

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Monday, May 7, 2012

May 7



MAY 7
Mr. & Ms. Vol. 20 No. 1, May 7, 1996
(20th Anniversary Issue)
On the cover: Jomari Yllana & Aiko Melendez


UNANG LABAS: Bituin Komiks
Ang unang labas ng Bituin Komiks,
na may petsang Mayo 7, 1949,
tampok sa taklob-pahina ang
kathang-isip ni Jose Zabala Santos
na “Sianong Sano.”
Isa sa mga pinakaunang komiks na lumabas sa sirkulasyon ay ang Bituin Komiks. Ang unang isyu nito ay inilimbag ng Ilang-Ilang Publication, Inc., at lumabas noong Mayo 7, 1949. Tampok sa taklob-pahina nito si “Sianong Siano,” na iginuhit ng maylikha nito na si Jose Zabala Santos.
Naglalaman ang unang isyu ng Bituin Komiks ng mga maiiksing comical strips katulad ng “Kataka-taka (‘Yon an Sabi)” ni Iskong Buriko, “Sianong Sano” at “Almanake ni Pepesor” ni J. Zabala Santos, “Kalawang Bakal” ni Hugo C. Yonzon, “Ang Tao Nga Naman” ni Ted S. Tenorio, “Pitong Kutitong (Di Dyanitor)” ni Altogo, “Apalatsikola” ni Menandro Martin, “Kandiro” ni Caluag, “Isang Sakong Hangin” ni Gat, “Tiks” at “Awitawa” ni Mauro “Malang” Santos, “Boroy” ni Slim Torres, at “Presenting Ponso” ni Eddie Cunanan.
Makikita rin sa mga pahina nito ang mga nobelang “Makabagong Pilipinas” ni Susana C. de Guzman, na ginawan ng script ni Pedro Enriquez Magpayo at iginuhit ni Francisco Reyes, “Dalawang Kasal” ni Pedro Enriquez Magpayo at F. Ruvivar, “Kabayong Ginto” ni Jesus S. Esguera at Ric L. Collado, at “Pitong Balakid” ni Eriberto Flores at Elmer Abustan.
Sa ilalim ng Ilang-Ilang Publication na nagkaroon ng editorial office sa 38-40 Sta. Mesa, Manila, ang Bituin Komiks, kasama ang Ilang-Ilang Komiks ay pinamahalaan ni Conrado M. Alvarez. Ang mga una nitong naging editors ay sina Jesus E. Torres, Gemiliano Pineda, at Mauro “Malang” Santos. Sa ilalim ng Ilang-Ilang Publication, tumagal ito hanggang ika-11 isyu. Sa ika-12 isyu (Setyembre 22, 1949), ang Bituin Komiks ay inilimbag ng F. J. Quiogue Publication, na nag-opisina sa 2150-2160 Azcarraga, Manila. Ang general manager ay si Felix J. Quiogue, at ang editorial team ay kinabibilangan ni Francisco Reyes bilang editor-in-chief at Virgilio S. Mariano, Mauro “Malang” Santos at Menandro Martin bilang mga associate editors.


UNANG LABAS: Redondo Komix Magasin
Ang unang labas ng Redondo Komiks,
na may petsang Mayo 7, 1963, tampok
sa taklob-pahina ang likhang-bayani na
si Palos sa "Ang Maskara ni Palos" ng
magkapatid na Virgilio at Nestor Redondo.
Mula sa pangalan ng maituturing na magkapatid na “alamat” sa larangan ng komiks – sina Virgilio at Nestor Redondo – ang titulo ng Redondo Komix. Inilimbag ito ng CRAF Publication at unang lumabas noong Mayo 7, 1963.
Tampok sa taklob-pahina ng unang isyu ang likhang-bayani ng magkapatid na Redondo na si Palos sa nobelang “Ang Maskara ni Palos.” Mula rito pumaimbulog sa kasikatan at imortal na pagtangkilik ang character na Palos, na nagpatuloy sa iba pang mga komiks, sa mga pelikula at maging sa mga teleserye ng makabagong panahon.












Events that happened on May 7
1899 – General Emilio Aguinaldo appointed  Pedro paterno as the head of his new cabinet.
1972 – The Philippine Daily Express, a national daily news magazine, released its first issue.


Personalities and celebrities born on May 7:
1892 – Tomas Claudio, First Filipino hero of World War I – in Morong, Rizal (d. June 29, 1918 in Oise, France).
1929 - Dencio Padilla (real name Dencio Baldivia), actor and comedian - in Laguna (d. October 11, 1997).

1946 – Helen Gamboa (full name Helen Alvent Gamboa), actress and singer – in Manila.
Si Helen Gamboa,
tampok sa taklob-pahina ng Bulaklak (Hiyas ng Tahanan), Enero 15, 1964.


MAKABAGONG PILIPINA
Unang pahina ng unang labas ng nobela ni
Susana de Guzman na “Makabagong Pilipina”
sa Bituin Komiks No. 01 (May 7, 1949).

          Ang terminong “Modern Filiipina” o “Makabagong Filipina” ay unang nailathala bilang isang kuwento sa Bituin Komiks No. 01 (May 7, 1949). Ito ay sa nobelang isinulat ni Susana de Guzman na may pamagat na “Makabagong Pilipina.” Pansinin na sa pagkakabaybay ay letrang “P” ang ginamit sa halip na “F.” Ito ay sa kadahilanang noong 1949 ay hindi pa ginagamit ang salitang “Filipina.”
          Ang nobela ni De Guzman ay ginawan ng komiks scripts ni Pedro Enriquez Magpayo at iginuhit o isinalarawan ni Francisco Reyes.
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WIKApedia
Ano ang Pagkakaiba?
          Ano ang pagkakaiba ng Filipino sa Pilipino?
          Ang “Filipino” ay patungkol sa kasarinlan o pagkabansa. Sa madaling salita, ito ay nationality. Samantalang ang “Pilipino” ay ang wika.
          Upang lalong maintindihan, narito ang dalawang pangungusap bilang pagpapaunawa: 1. Pilipino ang wika ng mga Filipino. 2. Ang isang mamamayang Filipino ay dapat marunong magsalita ng Pilipino.
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Pacific nuclear bomb test explosion creating
a radioactive cloud mushroom, on the cover
of Newsweek May 7, 1962 issue
Larawang Tribiya
          Alam niyo ba na mula 1946 hanggang 1962, kutakot-takot na nuclear bomb tests ang ginawa ng America sa lugar na kung tawagin ay Pacific Proving Ground, kabilang dito ang Marshall Islands. Maraming kapinsalaang ginawa ang pagpapasabog ng mga bombang nuklear na ito ng America sa mga tao at hayop na naninirahan sa mga naturang isla at sa mga kapaligiran nito. Lumaganap ang iba’t-ibang uri ng cancer at birth defects sa naturang mga lugar. Dahil dito pinagbayad ang America ng halagang umaabot sa halos 800 million dollars sa mga mamamayan ng Marshall Islands. Subalit lumipas pa ang halos apat na dekada bago naibahagi ang kabayarang ito.
          Sa Partial Test Ban Treaty (1963), ipinagbawal na ang atmospheric at underwater nuclear bomb testing, bagama’t sinasabing ipinagpatuloy pa rin ito ng mga bansang America at France.
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Sunday, March 11, 2012

March 11


MARCH 11
Bituin Komiks Blg. 30, Marso 11, 1951
Sa taklob-pahina ang “Kabayong Ginto” ni Jesus S. Esguera at Ric L. Collado


Events that happened on March 11
1576 – Spanish explorer Juan de Salcedo, known as the “Henando Cortez of the Philippines,” died in Vigan.
1876 – England and Germany signed a protocol recognizing Spanish right to Tawi-Tawi Islands and the chain of islands from Sulu to Borneo.
1947 – The parity Amendment to the 1935 Constitution was approved in a plebiscite. This amendment gave parity or equal rights to Filipinos and Americans in the exploitation of natural resources in the Philippines. With the approval of the amendment, the Bell Trade Act became effective and the Military Bases Agreement was also approved.


Personalities and celebrities born on March 11:
1945 – Jose Mari Chan, Filipino-Chinese singer, musician and songwriter – in Iloilo City.
Jose Mari Chan
on the cover of his song album Afterthoughts.
 1945 – Sofia Moran (real name Soledad Ballon), actress – in Nabua, Camarines Sur.
Sofia Moran
on the cover of Pogi Magazine for Men (July 10, 1969)
1983 – Bianca Gonzalez (full name Bianca Monica Malasmas Gonzalez), television host and model – in Manila.
Bianca Gonzalez
on the cover of Preview (May 2007).

1990 – Janna Dominguez (real name Jamie Ann Quisumbing Angeles), actress, comedienne and television host – in Malabon.
Janna Dominguez
on the cover of Speed (November 2009).
 


Jodie Foster on the cover of High Society
(March 1992).
Picture Trivia
          The attempted assassination of US Pres. Ronald Reagan (1911-2004) by John Warnock Hinckley on March 30, 1981, was said to be a case of erotomania, where Hinckley believe that Reagan’s death will make Hollywood actress Jodie Foster publicly declare her love for him. Hinckley’s erotomanic delusion was brought about by his repeated watching of the film Taxi Driver (1976) in which the character Travis Bickle (played by Robert de Niro) planned to assassinate the US president. Foster was in this film portraying a child prostitute.
          Foster won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1989, for her portrayal of a rape survivor in the film The Accused. In 1991, she played the role of Clarice Starling, an FBI trainee who helped captured the serial killer in The Silence of the Lambs. This gave her international acclaim and the second Academy Award for Best Actress.
          Aside from this, Foster is known as a multi-lingual actress. She is fluent in French and does her own translation into French of the Hollywood films she made. She also speaks German and Italian.
          In 1992, Foster played the role of an unnamed prostitute with Lily Tomlin, Kathy Bates and Anne Lange in the film Shadows and Fog. In that same year she established the production company, Egg Pictures, in Los Angeles, which produced independent films until 2001.
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