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Dancing-singing queen appeared opposite comic king in two movies in the

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Helen Gamboa, singing and dancing queen of the ‘60s, appeared opposite Ronald Remy, Nagngangalit na Damdamin, produced by Larry Santiago Productions and written and directed by Jose Miranda Cruz.
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I always feel like I’m cheating a bit when I publish letters from readers instead of dreaming up a column from scratch, but the art of letter-writing (as opposed to the monologue of blogging) being endangered as it is, I feel even worse about putting well-crafted letters aside after a polite acknowledgment.
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As I mentioned last week, I usually work with the TV on, and I was flipping through channels and half-listening again a few days ago when I spotted something that made me look up — the pleasant face and voice of Helen Gamboa, not singing but acting in an old Tagalog movie whose lines sounded more than vaguely familiar… because I wrote them.
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Helen Gamboa opposite Dolphy

By Danny Dolor | June 15, 2014 - 12:00am

Dancing-singing queen appeared opposite comic king in two movies in the

Entertainment

Ronald and Helen in Damdamin

By Danny Dolor | November 13, 2011 - 12:00am

Helen Gamboa, singing and dancing queen of the ‘60s, appeared opposite Ronald Remy, Nagngangalit na Damdamin, produced by Larry Santiago Productions and written and directed by Jose Miranda Cruz.

Entertainment

A letter from Jewel

By Butch Dalisay | February 16, 2009 - 12:00am

I always feel like I’m cheating a bit when I publish letters from readers instead of dreaming up a column from scratch, but the art of letter-writing (as opposed to the monologue of blogging) being endangered...

Arts and Culture

A letter from Milwaukee

By Butch Dalisay | December 22, 2008 - 12:00am

As I mentioned last week, I usually work with the TV on, and I was flipping through channels and half-listening again a few...

Arts and Culture