Tessie Agana

Tessie Agana (born 16 May 1942) is a Filipino former child actress of the 1950s. She was credited by some for saving Sampaguita Pictures with her work in the box office hit Roberta (1951).[1] Her mother was actress Linda Estrella.[2]

Tessie Agana
Born
Maria Teresa Rigotti Agana

(1943-05-16) 16 May 1943
Manila, Commonwealth of the Philippines
NationalityFilipino
OccupationActress
Years active1950–1969

In 2006, Agana earned her own star at the Eastwood City Walk of Fame for her overall contribution to Philippine showbusiness.[3]

Filmography
  • 1950 – 13 Hakbang a.k.a. 13 Steps
  • 1950 – Kay Ganda mo Neneng a.k.a. Neneng, You're Beautiful
  • 1951 – Kasaysayan ni Dr. Ramon Selga a.k.a. The Story of Dr. Ramon Selga
  • 1951 – Roberta
  • 1951 – Anghel ng Pag-ibig a.k.a. Angel of Love
  • 1951 – Ang Prinsesa at ang Pulubi a.k.a. The Princess and the Pauper
  • 1951 – Batas ng Daigdig a.k.a. Rules of the World
  • 1952 – Rebecca
  • 1952 – Kerubin a.k.a. Cherubim
  • 1952 – Ulila ng Bataan a.k.a. Orphan of Bataan
  • 1953 – Munting Koronel a.k.a. Little Colonel
  • 1953 – Anak ng Espada a.k.a. Daughter of the Sword
  • 1954 – Nagkita si Kerubin at si Tulisang Pugot a.k.a. Cherub Meets Headless Bandit
  • 1954 – Kung Ako'y Maging Dalaga a.k.a. If I Become a Lady
  • 1954 – ...At sa Wakas
  • 1955 – Baril o Araro? a.k.a. Gun or Plow
  • 1960 – Amy, Susie, Tessie
  • 1964 – Eddie Loves Susie
  • 1969 – Rikitik Loves Rositik
  • 1969 – 9 Teeners
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References
  1. Desperately seeking 'Roberta', inq7.net; accessed 12 March 2015.
  2. "RP showbiz aglow with 'Tisoy,' 'Tisay'". Manila Bulletin. 2010-04-26. Archived from the original on 2010-09-18. Retrieved 2010-05-12.
  3. "Walk of Fame-Philippines honors former child stars", Manila Bulletin, 19 February 2006.


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