Monang Carvajal. Stuart died on 31 March 1828 and was buried with his deities at the South Park Street Cemetery in Calcutta, in a tomb which took the form of a Hindu temple. His remarkable collection of antiquities forms the basis of the British Museum's ancient Hindu and Buddhist sculpture collection from the Indian subcontinent, now known as the Bridge Collection. Charles Stuart (East India Company officer) Charles Stuart ( 1758 – 31 March 1828) was an officer in the East India Company Army and is well known for being one of the few British officers to embrace Hindu culture while stationed there	Charles Stuart (East India Company officer)
17340141	Monang Carvajal Monang Carvajal Monang Carvajal (born Patrocinio Tagaroma Carvajal; 1898 – June 22, 1980) was a Filipina film actress best known for her roles in thriller and horror movies. She was dubbed the Queen of Horror Pictures." Biography. Carvajal was born in Manila in 1898, the daughter of Spanish Zarzuela actors Don Jose Carvajal and Patrocinio Tagaroma de Carvajal. By the age of 4, she was appearing on stage, appearing alongside her parents. In her teens, she was touring the bodabil circuit together with Manuel Silos as a comedy duo known as "Monang & Sano." Silos would later become a prominent film director . Carvajal made her film debut in 1920, in the silent film "El Trust de los Tenorios". Soon, she found herself frequently cast in horror films, often as a monster, a witch ("mangkukulam") or some other supernatural being. Along her roles in this vein were in such films as "Sumpa ng Aswang" (1935), "Gamu-Gamong Naging Lawin" (1937), "Halimaw" (1941), and "Malaya, Mutya ng Gubat" (1948). Carvajal was also adept as a film comedian as well, appearing in comic roles in "Ay Monang" (1939), "Victory Joe" (1946), and "Principe Amante" (1950). In 1962, she would be nominated for a FAMAS Best  Supporting Actress award for her role in "El Filibusterismo", Gerardo de Leon's film version of Jose Rizal's second novel. Thirty-two years earlier, Carvajal had appeared in a silent film version of Rizal's first novel, "Noli Me Tangere". Carvajal maintained an active film career until nearly the end of her life, appearing in "Mga Bilangong Birhen" (1977). She died from cancer at Cardinal Santos Medical Center in June 1980. Family. Her brothers, Jose Carvajal and Alfonso Carvajal, as well as her daughter Perla, her granddaughter, Baby Delfino, and great-granddaughter, Alma Concepcion, all had careers as actors  in the Philippines' film industry. Monang Carvajal's son Ernesto and grandson Maurice were film make-up artists who specialized in prosthetics. Monang Carvajal's nephew, Carlos K Carvajal, is an internationally known choreographer and director. He is the present co-artistic director of the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival 2015. Monang Carvajal's grand niece, Celina Carvajal [aka Lena Hall] won the 2014 Tony Award for best actress in a Broadway musical for her role as Istzak in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch." Monang Carvajal Monang Carvajal (born Patrocinio Tagaroma Carvajal; 1898 – June 22, 1980) was a Filipina film