October 29



OCTOBER 29 


MOD Vol. 32 No. 1466, October 29, 1999
On the Cover: Jolina Magdangal

 

Oktubre 29 sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas

          Noong Oktubre 29, 1901, ang Insular Museum of Ethnology, Natural History and Commerce ay itinatag sa Manila sa pamamagitan ng Act No. 284 ng Philippine Commission. Ang institusyong ito ay naging ganap na National Museum of the Philippines noong Pebrero 12, 1988.

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          Noong Oktubre 29, 1875, ang Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy ay itinatag sa University of Santo Tomas sa pamamagitan ng isang royal decree kasabay ng reorganisasyon ng pamantasan.

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Ang ika-109 na anibersaryo ng
National Museum of the Philippines
tampok sa taklob-pahina ng
Philippine Panorama (October 31, 2010).

          Binuo ang Insular Museum of Ethnology, Natural History and Commerce noong Oktubre 29, 1901. Mula rito itinatag ang National Museum of the Philippine Islands sa pamamagitan ng Act No. 3477 noong Disyembre 7, 1928. Sa pamamagitan naman ng Republic Act 8492, ang National Museum ay naging isang independent institution noong Pebrero 12, 1988.

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Personalities and celebrities born on October 29:

1866 – Antonio Luna (full name Antonio Narciso Novicio Ancheta Luna de San Perro), writer, patriot, revolutionary general and strategist – in Urbiztondo, Binondo, Manila (d. June 5, 1899).

General Antonio Luna,

on the cover of the Filipino Heroes Series, 1974.

 

1877 – Narcisa Buencamino de Leon, film producer and founder of LVN Pictures, in San Miguel, Bulacan (d. February 6, 1966)

1910 – Antonio “Tony” Velasquez, writer, editor, creator of Kenkoy and “Father of Philippine Komiks” – in Ulilang Kawayan, Paco, Manila (d. 1997).

Antonio “Tony” Velasquez,

the “Father of Philippine Komiks”

 

1920 – Fidela “Tiya Dely” Magpayo-Reyes, broadcaster and radio icon – in Manila (d. September 1, 2008).

1945 – Reynaldo A. Duque, fictionist, poet, scriptwriter, translator and editor – in Bagani Ubbog, Candon, Ilocos Sur (d. April 8, 2013).

1945 – Arnulfo P. Fuentabella, Speaker of the House of Represenatives (November 12, 2000 – January 24, 2001) – in Goa, Camarines Sur.

1955 – Boy Abunda (full name Eugenio Romerica Abunda Jr), talent manager, publicist and television host – in Borongan, Eastern Samar.


1981 – Angelika de la Cruz (full name Maria Lourdes Egger de la Cruz), actress and singer – in Quezon City.

Angelika dela Cruz
on the cover of MOD (September 24, 2004).

 

1985 – Regine Angeles (full name Diorella Regine de Leon Angeles), model and actress – Quezon City. 

Regine Angeles
on the covers of Maxim Philippines (October 2008)
and FHM Philippines (April 2011).

Ang Captain Boom ng Mag-amang Mars at Ric Ravelo.


Ang “Captain Boom” na kathang-isip
ng mag-amang Mars at Ric Ravelo,
tampok sa taklob-pahina ng United Komiks
(Oktubre 29, 1966).

          Ang Filipino superhero character na si Captain Boom ay nilikha ni Mars Ravelo, na iginuhit naman ng kaniyang anak na Ric, para sa United Komiks noong 1966.

          Ginawa itong isang teleserye ng ABS-CBN Channel 2 bilang unang handog ng Komiks Presents: Kapitan Boom noong 2008. Ginampanan ni Jon Avila ang papel na Kapitan Boom samantalang si Jay-R (Siaboc) ang gumanap sa alter-ego ni Kapitan Boom na si Lance Mercado.

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Olivia Newton-John (for the film Xanadu),
on the cover of Photoplay (October 1980).

Picture Trivia

          In 1980, Olivia Newton-John declined the role offered to her in the film Can’t Stop the Music by the Village People, and instead made the film Xanadu. Unfortunately, Xanadu, which was expected to launch Newton-John as a solo star didn’t make good in the American box office.
          The title of the film Xanadu was derived from the name of the summer capital of Kublai Khan’s Yuan Dynasty in China. This was taken from the poem of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) Kublai Khan.
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February 5



FEBRUARY 5

United Komiks Magasin Blg. 04, Pebrero 5, 1966

On the Cover: Pablo S. Gomez’s komiks novel “Timbuktu”

 

SULYAP SA NAKARAAN

Ang magazine na Liwayway noong panahon ng Japanese Occupation (Pebrero 5, 1944).
Tampok sa harapang pabalat ang pagsasalarawan ng pagtatanim ng gulay sa loob ng bakuran
bilang paraan ng ikabubuhay.
Tampok sa likurang pabalat ang isang pelikulang Hapon, Young Eagles,
na takdang ipalabas sa mga sinehang Ideal at Lyric sa Pebrero 9, 1944.

Pebrero 5 sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas

          Matapos makipagkutsabahan ang mga Amerikano sa mga Kastila sa kunwa-kunwariang “Battle of Manila Bay” noong Mayo 1, 1898, kung saan sa mga Amerikano sumuko ang mga Kastila noong December 10, 1898, gayong nagapi na sila ng Hukbo ni Aguinaldo noon pang Hunyo 9, 1898. Ang mga pangyayaring ito at ang pataksil na pamamaril ng mga Amerikano sa mga sundalong Filipino sa San Juan del Monte Bridge, noong Pebrero 4, 1899, ang naging mitsa ng Philippine-American War. Tinangka ni General Emilio Aguinaldo (1869-1964) na makipagpayapaan kay General Elwell Otis (1838-1909), noong Pebrero 5, 1899, subalit tumanggi itong magkaroon ng truce. Kaya napilitang magpahayag si General Aguinaldo ng “state of war” laban sa mga Amerikano. Batay sa pahayag ni General Otis: “Ang paglalaban, dahil nagsimula na, ay dapat magpatuloy hanggang sa malagim na wakas.” Ang Philippine-American War ay higit pang naging madugo kaysa sa Spanish-American War.

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          Noong Pebrero 5, 1921, itinatag ang National Federation of Women’s Club. Ang layon ng samahan ay ang pagpapalawak ng karapatang pampulitika ng mga kababaihang Filipino.

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Personalities and celebrities born on February 5:

1857 – Aguedo Velarde, delegate to the Malolos Congress, and member of the first and third Philippine Legislature – in Bulacan, Bulacan. (d. December 22, 1913)

1918 – Stevan Javellana, lawyer and author of the novel Without Seeing the Dawn (1947) – in La Paz, Iloilo (d. 1977)

1925 – Panchito Alba (real name Alfonso Discher Tagle Sr), award-winning actor and comedian – in Paco, Manila. (d. December 18, 1995)

Picture of Panchito in his mid-20s.

1953 – Ferdinand “Freddie” Pascual Aguilar, singer, musician and songwriter – in Isabela.

Freddie Aguilar on the cover of his top hit song “Anak” 45 record.

 

1962 – Martin Nievera (full name Martin Ramon Razon Nievera), singer, songwriter and actor – in Manila.

Martin Nievera (with Zsa Zsa Padilla)
on the cover of Savvy (February 23, 1998)

 

1989 – Cristine Reyes (full name Ara Maria Cristine Pascual Reyes), actress and model – in Marikina City, Metro Manila.

Cristine Reyes
on the covers of Maxim Philippines (December 2008), Bannawag (August 8, 2011) and MOD (May 2012).



Two NPA combatants on the cover of
Time (February 5, 2007).
Cover photo by Philip Blenkinsop and
story by Andrew Marshall.

Larawang Tribiya

          Sa Wikang Pilipino, ang New People’s Army o N.P.A. ay “Bagong Hukbong Bayan.” Pero alam niyo ba na kapag isina-English naman ang pangalan ng samahang “Bagong Alyansang Makabayan,” ito ay New Patriotic Alliance na kung dadaglatin ay N.P.A. rin!

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