Movie Still: Sanga-Sangang Puso (1957)

Sanga-Sangang Puso (1957) LVN Pictures

Directed By: Susana De Guzman
Story By: Manuel Dante
Music By: Juan Silos Jr.
Starring: Charito Solis, Amado Goyena, Rosa Rosal, Eddie Rodriguez, Rosa Aguirre, Milagros Naval, Jose Vergara

Movie Still: Kundiman Ng Lahi (1959)

Kundiman Ng Lahi (1959) LVN Pictures

Starring: Charito Solis, Eddie Rodriguez, Rosa Aguirre, Joseph de Cordova, Vic Silayan

Movie Still: Kung Ako'y Mahal Mo (1960)

Kung Ako'y Mahal Mo (1960) LVN Pictures

Charito Solis as Lydia Amante
Directed By: Gregorio Fernandez
Story By: Joseph de Cordova, Consuelo P. Osorio
Starring: Charito Solis, Nestor de Villa, Bernard Bonnin, Lourdes Medel, Joseph Vergara, Perla Bautista

100 Years of Cinema in the Philippines

 Kasaysayan at Pelikula
100 Years of Cinema in the Philippines
June 17-23, 1998
(Souvenir Program)

  

Movies of Ms Charito Solis like Manila by Night (City After Dark), Batch '81 and Malvarosa were included in the festival. Other memorable movies like El Filibusterismo, Rose Tattoo Ng Buhay Ko, P10,000 Pag-ibig, Kisapmata, Juan Tamad Goes to Society and Walang Sugat were also featured in the souvenir program.

Movie Still: Jikiri (1962)

Jikiri (1962)

Pancho Magalona and Charito Solis are best remembered in El Filibusterismo, directed by Gerry de Leon and produced by Bayanihan/Arriva Films.

But they also starred in several LVN and Dalisay movies, among them Jikiri (1962) with Pancho playing a Muslim warrior and Charito, his love interest.

‘The true and bloody saga of one man who defied the might of the Constabulary…of one name that made the nation tremble,’ the blurb read.

When LVN closed shop in the early ‘60s due to labor problems, Dalisay was set up, using LVN studio and stars. — RKC

( article source: Philippine Star/Remember When? From the Collection of Danny Dolor

Trivia: Emily (1960)

Emily (1960)

LVN Pictures

Charito Solis, Pancho Magalona, Eddie Rodriguez, Leroy Salvador

Sheer romance, the story of Emily spans three generations and wins for Charito Solis her second best actress award in two following years from Famas.
(source: Dona Sisang and Filipino Movies by: Monina Mercado)

The Celluloid Campus

 ...was inspired by Video 48 post so I went to UP theater to see the exhibit

Charito, I Love You 

LVN Pictures

 

 

Trivia: Krisalis (1957)

Krisalis (1957)    

 
A box office triumph for Charito Solis paired for the first time with Nestor de Villa together with the first magniture stars Jaime dela Rosa and Delia Razon. Direction: Susana de Guzman

(source: Dona Sisang and Filipino Movies by: Monina Mercado)

Trivia: Krisalis (1957)

Charito's star rose in LVN as Dona Sisang gave her all the leading roles with all the well known actors and directors of the time. It was in Krisalis (1957) that Charito experienced her first box-office hit. In theme, Krisalis was a variation of the classic Cinderella story and Charito's leading man was Nestor de Villa

(source: Dona Sisang and Filipino Movies by: Monina Mercado)

Movie Still: Shaka/Buddha (1961)

Shaka/Buddha
Released Dates: Japan 1 November 1961, USA 2 July 1963, Turkey 21 December 1965
Directed By; Kenji Misumi
Produced By: Daiei Motion Picture Company

Costumes and Accessories

costumes and accessories worn by Ms Charito Solis were displayed at Mowelfund museum

Oil Paintings

oil paintings of Ms Charito Solis at Mowelfund museum