RIP, MS. DELIA RAZON, 94/ SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY (1949-58)

MANILA -- Veteran actress Delia Razon, known off-screen as Lucy May G. Reyes, has passed away at the age of 94.

Her granddaughter, Kapuso actress Carla Abellana, announced her passing on March 16, 2025, through an Instagram post. 

Abellana shared a photo of her grandmother, along with her birthdate, August 8, 1930, and her passing on March 15, 2025.

Razon, a product of LVN Pictures, was a prominent figure in Philippine cinema, recognized for her beauty, grace, and performances in classic films.  Her elegance and on-screen presence made her a beloved actress among Filipino moviegoers.

Among her iconic movies, include "Gitano" (1949), "Mutya ng Pasig" (1950), "Prinsipe Amante" (1950), "Taong Paniki" (1952), "Harana sa Karagatan" (1952), "Lapu-Lapu" (1955), "Banal O Makasalan" (1955) and many more.

Further details about her wake and funeral arrangements have yet to be announced.

(From internet sources)

SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY

"Gitano" (1949)

LVN Pictures 

Release Date April 23- May 2, 1949 

Direction Manuel Silos

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Rebecca Gonzales, Delia Razon, Jaime Castellvi, Jose Cris Soto, Lou Salvador, Sr., Angge, Monang Carvajal

Jaime de la Rosa and Rebecca Gonzales

Jaime de la Rosa serenades Delia Razon

 

(photos, courtesy of Casa Grande Vintage Filipino Cinema)

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"Prinsipe Amante"
LVN Pictures
Release Date: September 3- 12, 1950/ Life
Music Francisco Buencamino Sr. & Jr.
Direction Lamberto V. Avellana
Cast Rogelio de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Ben Rubio, Lila Luna, Elideo Carvajal, Naty Bernardo

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Mutya ng Pasig, directed by Richard Abelardo, is a supernatural melodrama of a woman's misfortune and suffering interwoven with the legend of the Pasig. The legend itself is inspired by the immortal kundiman of the director's brother, Nicanor Abelardo. The movie, released in 1950, starred screen legends Jose Padilla, Jr., Rebecca Gonzales, Teody Belarmino and Delia Razon.

Mercedes (Rebecca Gonzales), aside from being the town's current mutya (fiesta queen), is about to be married to his childhood sweetheart. (Roger Nite). Unknown to them, Dr. Modesto Millar (Jose Padilla Jr.), is also secretly in love with Mercedes. One night, Modesto's house is robbed and the blame is placed on Mercedes' groom-to-be. He is arrested and imprisoned after which Modesto courts Mercedes and eventually marries her. When the former fiancé is finally released, gossip spreads about him and Mercedes.

Consumed by anger and jealousy and believing the superstitious talk that the baby girl is not his because of an ugly birthmark, he banishes Mercedes and the child, chased by his monstrous dog, and she drowns in the river. From that point on, a legend spreads about a woman, a sirena, haunting the river singing a sad but beautiful song.

Mercedes' daughter is saved by a childlesss couple (Tolindoy and Angge) and grows into a lovely woman (Delia Razon) inheriting her mother's love for music. She is betrothed to Basilio (Teody Belarmino), the son of Mercedes' former flame. When Delia becomes the town's mutya, a commotion ensues and in the dead of night, she takes a banca and ventures into the dark river. Basilio is frantic and searches for her, believing she may have drowned.

He hears the haunting song and witnesses the apparition, but it is no sirena, but the ghost of the lovely Mercedes, hovering over a bed of water lilies with the practically lifeless body of her daughter at her feet. Mercedes is singing the haunting kundiman "… ako ang Mutya ng Pasig…"

The townspeople take the unconscious Delia to Don Modesto but at first he refuses to treat the young woman until he sees the birthmark on the young woman's shoulder. He finally realizes the truth and finally accepts Delia as his daughter.
(Stills and synopsis- from LVN-Kabayan Central site)

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"Shalimar"
LVN Pictures, Inc.
Release Date August 25- September 3, 1951/ Rialto
Music Quin Velasco
Direction Richard Abelardo

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Ben Rubio, Lila Luna

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Satur, created by Francisco V. Coching, appeared on the pages of Pilipino Komiks in 1950. It was adapted for the screen by LVN Pictures in 1951 under Lamberto V. Avellana direction. Manuel Conde played the title role of Satur, the devil incarnate and masquerading as a handsome, dapper young man in cape.



Satur/ Katha't Guhit ni Francisco V. Coching/
Pilipino Komiks/ 1950
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(Source: Steve Santos' Unang Labas Blog)



Satur (1951)- Stars Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon and Manuel Conde/ with Alfonso Carvajal, Rosa Aguirre, Jose de Cordova/ Directed by Lamberto Avellana


Satur (played by Manuel Conde) was a handsome, wealthy, mysterious, young man who will give anything to the woman he loved. It was Cristina (Delia Razon), a pretty barrio lass, whom Satur wanted for his wife, but the young woman was already committed to Sendong (Jaime dela Rosa), a farmer. When Cristina’s mother fell ill and no cure can be found, Cristina went to Satur for help. A written contract or pact was signed and consummated between Satur and the family, wherein Cristina will be forever indebted to Satur. The mother got well. Later, Satur left town and entrusted all his wealth--- the mansion and everything to Cristina and her family. When the family learned that Satur died, they thought that the deal they entered to was already void with his death. Cristina went to Sendong to tell the good news. But Satur was not any ordinary human being; he was the devil incarnate disguising as a man. A deal is a deal--- and Satur insisted that Cristina was his forever. When the contract was not met, a curse was hurled on Cristina turning her into an old woman. Sendong will try anything to save Cristina, even at the expense of his life. The duel to the end with Satur was his only chance. An incredible and impossible task to do! Can he make it?

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“Bohemio” (1952)
LVN Pictures
Release Date: July 17-24, 1952/ Dalisay Theater
Music  Josefino Cenizal
Direction Dr. Gregorio Fernandez
Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Merly Fernandez, Letty Alonso, Gil de Leon, Naty Bernardo,Eliseo Carvajal, Patsy Mateo, Etang Discher, Citas Javellana, Vicky Santos, Mining Alvarez, Juanita Rodriguez

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"Digmaan ng Damdamin" (1952)

LVN Pictures

Release Date August 23- September 1, 1952/ Life Theater

Music Juan Silos, Jr.

Direction Artemio Marquez

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Alfonso Carvajal, Nida Blanca, Carlos Salazar, Elena Acosta, Citas Javellana, Armando Araneta, Victor Blanco

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"Taong Paniki" (1952)

LVN Pictures

Release Date October 17-26, 1956/ Dalisay

Music Josefino Cenzal

Direction Richard Abelardo

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Alfonso Carvajal, Frank Gordom, Rosa Aguirre, Gil de Leon, Maria Cristina, Miguel Lopez, Arturo Moran, Maria Norma Mendoza

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"Rodrigo de Villa" (1952)

LVN Pictures

Release Date August 8-17, 1952

Story Nemesio Caravana

Serialized in Liwayway Magazine

Music Quin Velasco

Direction Dr. Gregorio Fernandez

Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro/ Also starring Alfonso Carvajal, Oscar Keesee, Nestor de Villa, Jose Vergara, Enrique Jarlego/ Introducing Carlos Salazar

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"Harana sa Karagatan" (1952)

LVN Pictures

Release Date February 5- 14, 1952/ Life

Music Juan Silos, Jr.

Direction Joe Climaco

Cast Armando Goyena, Delia Razon, Lila Luna, Enrique 'Ike' Jarlego, Jr., Naty Bernardo, Maria Cristina, Eusebio Gomez, Armando Garces, Armando Cortes, Joe Climaco, Mario Roldan, Miniong Alvares

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"Prinsipe Amante sa Rubitanya" (1951)

LVN Pictures

Release Date June 30- July 9,1951/ Life

Story Clodualdo del Mundo

Direction Lamberto V. Avellana

Cast Rogelio de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Rosa Rosal, Tony Santos

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"Dalawang Pag-ibig" (1953)

LVN Pictures

Release Date October 12- 21, 1953/ Dalisay

Story Teresita Perez

Music Juan Silos, Jr.

Direction Joe Climaco

Cast Delia Razon, Nestor de Villa, Priscilla Cellona, Johnny Reyes, Elena Acosta, Frank Gordon, Leroy Salvador, Priscilla Ramirez, Ramon Monroy

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"3 Labuyo" (1953)

LVN Pictures

Release Date April 5- 14, 1953/ Dalisay

Direction Richard Abelardo

Cast Delia razon, Mario Montenegro, Tony Santos, Alfonso Carvajal, Casmot, Letty Alonso, Jose Corazon de Jesus

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"Dakilang Pagpapakasakit" (1954)
LVN Pictures
Release Date March 1- 10, 1954/ Dalisay
Story Lourdes Carillo
Music S.S. Suarez
Direction Rino Bermudez
Cast Rogelio de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Rosa Rosal, Jose de Cordova, Chito Navarro, Oscar Obligacion, Chedeng Bermudez, G. Buencamino, Cynthia Gomez

Synopsis: In order to satisfy the needs of her growing child, Laura (Delia Razon), widowed by the war, accepts the dubious attentions of Adolfo (Jose de Cordova), a mysterious character who stays away from home most of the time on alleged business trips, and who makes Laura’s life a continuous torture.

After a lingering illness which she keeps to herself, she dies on the grave of her late husband, Renato, leaving her child in the care of Aling Enyang, a kindly woman. Feeling a presentiment that all is not well with her twin sister, Laura, Lydia (Delia Razon in a dual role) goes to Palawan, finds her dead, takes the child to Manila and posing as the legitimate widow of the dead officer, presents herself to Roberto (Rogelio dela Rosa), the brother of Renato who falls in love with his niece and grows interested day by day with Lydia.

Sofia (Rosa Rosal) who for sometime has been trying to catch Roberto’s interest in vain, dissent the competition of the supposed widow, and finds a valuable ally in the person of Adolfo who comes to Manila and demands Lydia to return to him, thinking her to be Laura.

After a series of difficult situations, the real facts of the case are brought out into the open by the sudden appearance of Aling Enyang, and Roberto is happy to have Lydia for his wife, after his doubts have been cleared out. (Source: Literary Song-Movie Magazine/ 1954)

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LVN Pictures released "Virtuoso" in 1954 at a time when "The Glenn Miller Story" starring James Stewart was making a killing at the tills. I would say a great marketing strategy on the part of the producer capitalizing on the latter's popularity, what more with two great stars, Jaime de la Rosa and Delia Razon in the lead roles.

"Virtuoso" (1954)
LVN Pictures
Release Date April 17-29, 1954/ Dalisay
Story Artemio Marquez
Music F. Buencamino Jr.
Direction Fred Daluz
Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Milagros Naval, Joseph de Cordova, Eusebio Gomez, Frank Gordon, Cora Madrid, Priscilla Ramirez, Baby Zenaida, Hector Reyes

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 "12 Pares" (1954)

LVN Pictures

Release Date May 30- June 8, 1954/ Dalisay

Music Maj. A. Buenaventura

Direction Lou Salvador

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Lilia Dizon, Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro

"Dambanang Putik" (1954)

LVN Pictures

Release Date September 27- October 6, 1954/ Dalisay

Story Pablo S. Gomez

Music F. Buencamino Jr.

Direction Enrique Jarlego

Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Milagros Naval, Jose de Cordova, Emma Alegre, Maring Parelejas, Mario Roldan, Lourdes Yumol

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"Ikaw ang Dahilan" (1954)

LVN Pictures

Release Date December 1-10, 1954/ Life

Story Lourdes Carillo

Music S.S. Suarez

Direction Rino Bermudez

Cast Armando Goyena, Delia Razon, Johnny Reyes, Carmencita Abad, Jose Corazon de Jesus, Chito Navarro, Cora Madrid, Jose Troni, Ched Bermudez, Miniong Alvarez

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"Lapu-Lapu" (1955)
LVN Pictures
Release Date January 15- 24, 1955/Dalisay
Story Francisco V. Coching
Music F. Buencamino
Direction Lamberto Avellana
Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Priscilla Cellona, Oscar Keese, Johnny Reyes, Ven Medina, Vic Silayan, Jose Vergara, Eusebio Gomez, Oscar Obligacion

LVN's top stars Mario Montenegro and Delia Razon were reunited for the nth time in this 1955 Lamberto Avellana's monumental epic, Lapu-Lapu. Based from the celebrated Francisco V. Coching's Pilipino Komiks serial novel, the movie tells of the courageous and fierce stand put up by Lapu-Lapu and his men against the Spanish invaders led by Ferdinand Magellan in what was dubbed as the 'Battle of Mactan'.

Lapu-Lapu - Story and penned by Francisco V. Coching/ serialized in Pilipino Komiks/ 1954/ Komiks covers courtesy of Gerry Alanguilan

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"Banal O Makasalanan?" (1955)
LVN Pictures
Release Date March 31- April 9, 1955
Music Lt. Col. A. Buenaventura
Story and Direction Susana C. de Guzman
Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Jose Cordova, Jose Vergara, Arturo Moran, Vicenta Advincula, Candida Balderama, Emelita Gutierrez and Jose Corazon de Jesus

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Based on a radio serial by Susana C. de Guzman, Banal O Makasalanan (1955) tells of Salome (Delia Razon), a seductive and alluring daughter of Herodias and stepdaughter to King Herod (Joseph de Cordova), who discovers faith and Christianity through her love for a Roman centurion named Cornelius (Mario Montenegro).

A prophet named Juan Bautista (or John the Baptist) denounced Herodias marriage to Herod, her former husband’s brother, as a sin. Herodias bitterly resented Juan’s denunciation and promptly ordered Juan’s arrest and wanted him killed. Herod, fearing that John may be the messiah foretold by prophecy, would not do it. However, Herodias devised a plot and used Herod’s birthday celebration as an opportunity to carry the plan. She let Salome performed a dance that pleased Herod no end. He offered her anything she desired. Encouraged by Herodias, Salome asked Herod for the head of Juan on a platter. Reluctantly, Herod was compelled to obey her desires and ordered Juan to be beheaded (see clip below).

Salome had nightmares and sleepless nights because of that incident and Cornelius was there to comfort her. When news of a new prophet named Jesus gaining ground in the countryside, Cornelius was asked by Salome to investigate. Disguised as an ordinary man, he seek out the Man they called Jesus. Through his own eyes, he witnessed how Jesus performed miracles like using only a few loaves of bread and several fish to feed thousands of men, women and children. Cornelius told Salome about this and asked her to go with him and lead a new life. Salome declined the offer. Salome asked Pontius Pilate’s help, Cornelius being one of Pilate’s men. With the help of Salome, Cornelius was arrested and because of the gravity of his crime he was sentenced to die. This was not what Salome wanted to happen and beg Pilate for mercy and to spare his loved one. Instead, Cornelius was given 20 whip lashes on the face that caused him to get blind. Disabled and incapacitated due to severe punishment, Salome asked Pilate for Cornelius’ freedom which Pilate acceded. She asked for Cornelius forgiveness and promised to take good care of him. The movie ends at Golgota, where Salome with Cornelius, seek Jesus for repentance and atonement. A miracle happened as Cornelius' eyesight was restored (see clip below).

"Dalagang Taring" (1955)

LVN Pictures

Release Date October 7-16, 1955/ Life

Screenplay Armando de Guzman

Music F. Buencamino, Jr.

Direction Dr. Gregoro Fernandez

Cast Delia Razon, Nestor de Villa, Rosa Aguirre, Arturo Moran, Merly Fernandez, Vic Silayan, Lourdes Yumol, Pianing Vidal, Mario Roldan, Natoy Katindig, Ramon Yulo

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"Salamangkero" (1955)

LVN Pictures

Release Date December 16-25, 1955/ Life

Story Clodualdo del Mundo

Serialized in Espesyal Komiks

Music Polding Silos

Direction Manuel Silos

Cast Delia Razon, Carlos Salazar, Nita Javier, Vic Silayan, Eusebio Gomez, Chito Navarro, Miguel Lopez, Jose Troni, Tony Dantes, Ched Bermudez, Priscilla Ramirez/ Featuring Canuplin and Prof. Raydu

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"Ilaw sa Karimlan" (1956)

LVN Pictures

Release Date February 24- March 4, 1956/ Life

Story Augusto G. Fuentes

Serialized in Liwayway Magazine

Music Lt. Col. A. Buenaventura

Direction Susana C. de Guzman

Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Milagros Naval

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"Luksang Tagumpay" (1956)
LVN Pictures
Release Date June 8-17, 1956/ Dalisay
Story Mike Velarde
Music F. Buencamino, Jr.
Direction Dr. Gregorio Fernandez
Cast Jaime De la Rosa, Delia Razon, Rebecca Del Rio and Eddie Rodriguez

Luksang Tagumpay won three major FAMAS awards in 1956--- Best Picture, Best Story (Mike Velarde) and Best Cinematography (Remigio Young).

Synopsis: After years of waiting for the absent husband who had been reported missing in the Korean front, Anita (Delia Razon) finally resigns to early widow hood and accepts the insistent pleas of kind, loving and handsome Dr. Ricardo Llamas (Jaime de la Rosa). Marriage brings them happiness but fate has other plans for them.

For one day, the husband, Major Bustamante (Eddie Rodriguez) returns. Dr. Llamas nobly gives way, and even treats the war hero’s blindness, and retires to the provinces to be away from the sight of Anita. Major Bustamante, meanwhile, organizes his own construction firm and makes a success of it.

While celebrating with friends in an exclusive night spot, he meets Lucy (Rebecca del Rio), the proprietress, who recognizes Anita's picture in the Major's wallet as he puts it out to pay for the bill. Lucy is sure that Anita is not the Major's wife but Dr. Llamas, and she proves it by showing a honeymoon picture of her with the doctor.

Angered at the thought of his wife's apparent unfaithfulness, he schemes with Lucy to get even with the wife. When she begins to be suspicious, he abandons her, to live with Lucy.

In one of his visits to the city, the doctor drops in at Lucy's place, inflaming her old love. The Major discovers them, decides to leave Lucy behind. The doctor also meets Anita who tells him everything.

Wishing to remonstrate with the Major, the doctor goes to his house to find him dying, after a violent scuffle with Lucy. Circumstantial evidence convicts him to death, but the timely confession of a repentant Lucy finally saves him. (Source: Literary Song-Movie magazine)

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"Medalyong Perlas" (1956)

LVN Pictures

In Eastman color

Release Date August 24- September 5, 1956/ Dalisay

Four (4) Episodes

Episode 1: "Sa Pusod ng Dagat"

Direction Manuel Silos

Cast Tessie Quintana, Mario Montenegro, Manding Claro, Nenita Vidal

Episode 2: "Eskirol"

Direction Lamberto V. Avellana

Cast Armando Goyena, Charito Solis

Episode 3: "Kapalaran"

Direction Dr. Gregorio Fernandez

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon

Episode 4: "Grand Finale"

Direction F.H. Constantino

Cast Nida Blanca, Nestor de Villa, Leroy Salvador

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"Among Tunay" (1956)

LVN Pictures

Release Date September 6-15, 1956/ Dalisay

Music Lt. Col. A. Buenaventura

Direction Susana C. de Guzman

Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Milagros Naval

Mario Montenegro and Delia Razon

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"Higit sa Korona" (1956)

LVN Pictures

Release Date November 30- December 9, 1956/ Life

Story Nemesio E. Caravana

Music F. Buencamino, Jr.

Direction Richard Abelardo

Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Rosa Rosal, Johnny Reyes, Jose Vergara, Alfonso Carvajal, Rosa Aguirre

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"Flying Cadet" (1957)

LVN Pictures

Release Date February 18-27, 1957/ Life

Music Juan Silos, Jr.

Direction Joe Climaco

Cast Jaime de la Rosa, Delia Razon, Rebecca del Rio, Willie Sotelo, Jose de Cordova, Oscar Keese, Oscar Obligacion, Arturo Moran

 

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"El Robo" (1957)

LVN Pictures

Release Date April 24- May 3, 1957/ Dalisay

Story Dominador Ad. Castillo

Serialized in Bulaklak Magazine

Music Juan SIlos, Jr.

Direction Manuel Conde

Cast Armando Goyena, Delia Razon, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Jose Vergara, Oscar Keese, Eusebio Gomez, Dan Mesinas, Charito de Leon, Elena Balmori

 

 

A scene from LVN Pictures' El Robo" (1957)

 

(l-r) Jose Vergara, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Armando Goyena

 

(Photos lifted from the book " The Cinema of Manuel Conde")

 

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"Topo-Topo" (1957)

LVN Pictures

Release Date June 8- 17, 1957/ Life

Story Liwayway Arceo and Pilar Buendia

Serialized in Liwayway Magazine

Music F. Buencamino Jr.

Direction H. B. Katindig

Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Carmencita Abad, Val Castelo, Willie Sotelo, Naty Bernardo, Elena Balmori 

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"Rebelde" (1958)
LVN Pictures
Release Date April 27- May 3, 1958/ Life
Serialized in Bulaklak Magazine
Music F. Buencamino, Jr.
Story and Direction Artemio Marquez
Cast Delia Razon, Mario Montenegro, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Rebecca Del Rio, Alfonso Carvajal, Oscar Keesee, Eusebio Gomez, Lydia Antonio

Synopsis: Florencia (Delia Razon) is a typical Filipina who joins the rebels when her father is killed by Kapitan Mariano, a Filipino employed by the American occupation forces. Florencia becomes ruthless in her efforts to avenge her father's death and with the help of Donato (Carlos Padilla, Jr.), organizes a rebel army to fight against the Americans.

Kapitan Mariano is all for fighting the rebels with force but the governor thinks otherwise. Mario (Mario Montenegro), the governor's son, volunteers to act as an emissary to convince the rebels to surrender peacefully. Mario contacts Donato but the latter, suspecting him of spying, orders him hanged. Mario is saved by Florencia who believes he is telling the truth.

Mario and Donato start for the town for a conference with the governor but when they reach town, they learn that the governor has been murdered. Although Dr. Lorna de Dios (Rebecca Del Rio), Mario’s sweetheart knows the identity of the murderer, she refuses to tell Mario who murdered his father.

Mario takes to the hills and is welcomed with open arms by Florencia who has fallen in love with him arousing Donato‘s jealousy. Later on Lorna relents and tells Mario that Kapitan Magno, one of Kapitan Mariano’s men, is the murderer of his father.

Mario finds Kapitan Mariano just as the latter with his men have captured Florencia. Kapitan Mariano makes a run for it, killing Lorna in the process. Mario pursues Kapitan Mariano and when he catches up, engages him in a fist fight which he eventually wins. He returns to Florencia. (Source: Literary Song-Movie Magazine)

Photo shows Mario Montenegro, Delia Razon, Carlos Padilla, Jr