POST-WAR TAGALOG MOVIES # 49: VIC OLIVER, ERLINDA CORTES, WITH EDDIE INFANTE, QUIEL SEGOVIA, FRED GONZALES, CHIPOPOY, CANUPLIN AND INTRODUCING DELY MAGPAYO IN "DALAWANG ANINO" (1947)

"Dalawang Anino" (1947)
Release Date 1947
Story Fred Gonzales, Moises A. Caguin
Music Tito Arevalo
Direction Moises A. Caguin

Cast Vic Oliver, Erlinda Cortes, Eddie Infante, Quiel Segovia, Fred Gonzales, Chipopoy, Canuplin, Jacinto Solomon, Tony Camonte, Nar Limson, Terry Clemens, Ben Pineda, Larry Manuel, Ding Manalang, Jose Macalinao/ Introducing Dely Magpayo

THE SIXTIES # 606: GLORIA ROMERO, LUIS GONZALES, SUSAN ROCES, EDDIE GUTIERREZ IN "HAMON SA KAMPEON" (1965)

"Hamon sa Kampeon" (1965)

Sampaguita Pictures, Inc.

Release Date January 1, 1964/ Life

Story Jose Leonardo

Screenplay Luciano B. Carlos, Dionisio Galang

Music Dominic

Direction Mar S. Torres

Cast Gloria Romero, Luis Gonzales, Susan Roces, Eddie Gutierrez/ Also Starring Dely Magpayo, Pepe Pimentel and Bella Flores/ Co-Starring Matimtiman Cruz, Renato del Prado, Aring Bautista, Marcela Garcia

THE SIXTIES # 229: PUGO & BENTOT, SYLVIA LA TORRE, ROSA AGUIRRE, CRIS DE VERA AND LERO SALVADOR IN "TANG-TARANG-TANG"/ RADIO SERIAL AND MOVIE ADAPTATION (1961-62)/ Re-posted

Do you still remember the top-rating weekly TV show in the mid-60s, Tang-Tarang-Tang? This was one of my favorite show during my childhood days and I still recalled somewhat vaguely the opening song which run something like this ... Ako si Don Mariano, Ibyang po naman ako, Bitoy ang pangalan ko, Badong naman ako... In the cast were big names in movies, TV and radio --- Pugo as Don Mariano, Bentot as the overgrown child Bitoy, Leroy Salvador as Badong and Sylvia La Torre as Ibyang and Rosa Aguirre as Aling Rosa. Sylvia was later replaced by Marita Zobel, and in the 70s by Jean Saburit. The show, created and conceptualized by Virgilio 'Beer' Flores, was being handled and directed by talented director Ading Fernando.

The show started as a radio program in DZRH in 1961. It featured the voices of Pugo, Bentot, Sylvia La Torre and Rosa Aguirre. It was later adapted into the silver screen in 1962.

Tang-Tarang-Tang- Radio serial/ 1961

Movie Adaptation- "Tang-Tarang-Tang" (1962)
Story and Screenplay "Beer" Flores
Music F. Buencamino, Jr.
Direction Fred Daluz
Cast Pugo, Bentot, Sylvia La Torre, Rosa Aguirre, Dely Magpayo, Cris de Vera an
d Leroy Salvador/ Co-starring Mariquit Soliman, Von Serna, Jose Vergara

THE SIXTIES # 158: NIDA BLANCA, NESTOR DE VILLA, MILA OCAMPO IN "WALANG SISIHAN" (1961)

"Walang Sisihan" (1961)

Dalisay Pictures

Release Date October 6, 1961/ Life

Story and Screenplay Virgilio "Beer" Flores

Cinematography Felipe T. Austria

Music Francisco Buencamino, Jr.

Direction Natoy Catindig

Cast Nida Blanca, Nestor de Villa, Mila Ocampo, Rene Ibanez, Rosa Aguirre, Dely Magpayo, Ric Tierro, Nita Carmona/ Introducing Elizabeth Castillo/ Guest Stars Diomedes Maturan and The Globemasters. Jose Vergara/ with Narding Pineda, Pablo Hernandez, Aurelio del Mundo, Simon Negrillo, Jr., Remy Floro, Ely Ventuz, Jaime de la Fuente, Mario Paje, Rody Santos, Luz Hernandez, Peping Guanzon

THE FIFTIES # 523: DELY MAGPAYO IN AN ALL-STAR CAST IN "MGA LIHAM NI TIYA DELY" (1958)

Dely Magpayo, one of the popular radio personalities in the 50s and 60s, dubbed as Dorothy Dix of the Philippines, was considered counselor par excellence, because of her program, Tiya Dely. The secret of her success lies in the fact that she had helped many people solve their domestic and personal problems. So popular was her Tiya Dely radio drama serial, it was made into a major movie by Larry Santiago Productions in 1958 titled Mga Liham Kay Tiya Dely .

"Mga Liham kay Tiya Dely" (1958)-
Larry Santiago Productions
Release Date June 3-12, 1958/ Life
Five Stories
First Story- Direction Pablo Santiago
Cast Corazon Rivas, Ben Perez, Luis San Juan and the New Gang, "The Black Sheep"
Second Story- Direction Armando V. de Guzman
Cast Cielito Legaspi, Chiquito, Renato Robles, Max Alvarado, Francisco Cruz, Bino Garcia, Alex de Leon
Third Story- Direction Felix Villar
Cast Lopito, Patsy, Myra Crisol, Paquito Toledo, Bobby Gonazales, Elizabeth Ramsey, Tony Cruz, Effy Aquino, The Rocketeers, The Splatters
Fourth Story- Direction Artemio Marquez
Cast Jose Romulo, Myrna Delgado, Ramo D' Salva, Ligaya Lopez
Fifth Story- Direction Larry Santiago
Cast Leopoldo Salcedo, Anita Linda, Carol Varga, Menggay, Dadang Ortega, Aida Villegas, Vin Inza

60s LOCAL TV SHOWS # 3:"HAMON SA KAMPEON" CIRCA 1963

"Hamon sa Kampeon," a musical talent radio-TV program, hosted by Dely Magpayo and Pepe Pimentel, simulcast every Saturday 7-8 pm over DZAQ radio and Channel 3.

A movie was made in 1964---

"Hamon Sa Kampeon" (1964)- Stars Gloria Romero, Luis Gonzales, Susan Roces, Eddie Gutierrez, Dely Magpayo, Pepe Pimentel and Bella Flores/ Directed by Mar S. Torres

SUMASAINYO...KUYA EDDIE AND TIYA DELY

Kuya Eddie Ilarde and Tiya Dely Magpayo - two of the popular radio personalities during the 50s and 60s

"Kahapon Lamang" (1959)- Stars Gloria Romero, Paraluman, Van de Leon, Amalia Fuentes, Juancho Gutierrez, Susan Roces, Romeo Vasquez, Greg Martin, Patria Plata/ Directed by Mar S. Torres

"Dear Eddie" (1963)- Stars Charito Solis, Eddie Ilarde, Gloria Sevilla, Lalaine Bennett/ Directed by Tommy C. David

Eddie Ilarde started his broadcasting career in 1955. He was among the most popular radio hosts of the 1950s. From his advice program Kahapon Lamang aired over DZXL were formed the popular catchphrases Dear Kuya Eddie (later, the title of one of Ilarde's subsequent programs) and Napakasakit, Kuya Eddie ("Very painful, Brother Eddie"). Together with Leila Benitez, Bobby Ledesma and Pepe Pimentel, Ilarde co-hosted on DZXL a noontime variety show, Student Canteen.

"Mga Liham kay Tiya Dely" (1958)- All Star cast- Five Episodes

Dely Magpayo, dubbed as Dorothy Dix of the Philippines, was considered counselor par excellence, because of her program, Tiya Dely. The secret of her success lies in the fact that she had helped many people solve their domestic and personal problems. So popular was her Tiya Dely radio drama serial, it was made into a major movie by Larry Santiago Productions in 1958 titled Mga Liham Kay Tiya Dely .