"SHYLOCK"-A HUMAN
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[BY MATHESON LANG.J.
not nor yet a grotesque i
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, 1912.
Many of these touches I gleaned from the great Jewish actor, Jacob Adler-and one | touch in especial, I believe, is entirely my own-for can find no record of any uctor, having done it before me-which is I think an important one-that is the wearing of the hat in the court scene.
From time immemorial the Jew has cover-
Not an inhumán monster sainted martyr figure designed for the mirth of theed has head when the Christian uncovers
groundlings **
but 1 highly is. In church or in a Court of Law when
complex human being with a man's strength
Ann's virtues
ama's alt acquired by the strange conditions Agder which he lived the conditions that make the theme of the play The Merchant of Venice "
For many years a great deal of controversy has waged round the elewacter-of "Shylock,"
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taking an ath a few must wear his hat MR. MATHESON LANG
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AND
MISS HUTIN BRITTON.
even to-day-so I make Shylock
Tubal in the court wear their turbans while a the Christians are uncovered in the presence of the Dogs. In Shakespeare's day the treatment of hitherto regarded as dirt beneath the feet,
the Jew who was Supported by the Lang. Holloway Company in Shakespeare's Delightful of the micanest Christian to be fleeced, vic-
sand various actors have sought to show that timised, spat upon, first roused the ants in he was either a martyror a villaja, accord- f of thinking men, and he contribued his un- ing to how it appealed to the different paralleled study to show the effect of cease- temperaments, but of lay years we have less persecution, violence and calumny, on arrived sá a more rational view of Stakes the nature of a strong-ruinded, deeply religi peare's characters generally in the Theatreous but typically human man and by his and I think of Shylock in particular.. genius illumined the whole subject, and to Thank Heaven the old exaggeration and those who have eyes to see placed it for all theatriet distortion that was a feature of tune above the realms of controversy, the old-fashioned schoof of arting has passed: away, and today the Art of the Theatre has advineed to a stage when-texaggeration no longer passes for brilliancy, or ranting for genius.
speech lab not a Jew eyes, hath not a The key to the whole subject lies in the few hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affretions, as a Christian hath?"
The day of the long haired perseur "tions of life more clearly, shinen than in the In no Shakespearian play are the condi among actors is go for which theatres, Merchant of Venice," goers should be deeply thankful.
.
Today we endeavour above all to be read
to be rational,
her pomp and splendour, harboured within The Queen of the Adriatic in the days of her spacious domains, an imperious, mercen To my opinion. the day is past for anything ary people, arrogant, and intolerant to a; but a real natural, reprisentation of Shylocks degree. Commerce was the sole aim of their
one of the characters of Shakes-existence. their Princes .... puare thi has suffered most from distortion
were merchants, Find exaggeration in its treatment upon the Slage
tus fook back upon the history of this
...
Character.
The earliest record we have of his treatment by actors was to play him as a typical low comedia with a tangled red mage, grains. que clothes and absurd gesticulation.
Marklin astonished London by playing him from a serious point of view, and by this drew forth the famous appreciation is the Jew that Shakespeare drew."
This
their generals foreign lärlings, the wealth of the city was unequalled in the breadth of Europe, and with it the attendant evil, a horde of gilded youths, heciess of resint, wallowing in luxury and excess, while the wilder spirits indulged, as a favourite sport, in Jew-baiting.
This was not restricted to serritous abuse and inteferably insult but took all forms of personal violence, and usually ended in the unfortunate victim being hauled into an ad- jacent renal; in my production I show Tubal staggering faint and bleeding, to his friend and master's door, behteh and cowed almost
poorer Jew.
The dessical shoot heided by John Phillip Kemble Cullowed, Whis devoted themselves the last gen by a turbulent mob, a piti 20 ans unipipassioned, strictly accurate deable figure representing the type of the Every verse, panichitated by stately gesture, and to whom the study of character, The sense of reality, the wonderful humanity that underlies Shakespetive's great creations was a thing unknown,
Remember alway's the Jew was an alien by Law, with no legal rights; by his thrift. and industry. He had become the pillar of the world's commerce, but in turn, he was 'hounded from eitý tá city, restricted to fout en-stunts,regarded as an outras and a parasite, The effect of these conditions on the mind,
This flamury netbud ns survived a'most till sol; many actors have deavoured to pass caer the inherent failings
of Shylock's chozorce, and to show a high-¦ of "Shylock is apparent from his first fine; souder, guilt, MILLER
Others have merely seva in him a debased, grovelling miser,
In may opinion he was none of thosej ... because I was and that sounds as it fought to be an Irishiman... but. 1.
My view of the itaracter is simply
am not. this:
shakrable thirst for vineglance, vengeance he is cunning, suspicious, burning with po.. for the wrongs of his ram, vengeance for ragerly he seizes the first opportunity to the insults piled on his own defenerless head; | Jumiliste his arch enemy,
Antonia was a zealous Christian. that in That Shakespeare meant to piurtray net- buk's nature, but herend That, Antonio's itself enough, to rouse the venant in Shi-. ther a
martyr mor a villain but a perfect (open-handel querosity saved many a pro- picture of the Jew of the time a picture; digul from the catches of the usurer. cogaplete in every detail of a type of a race britlion, intellectualy religious, sirping, faith-lends out owney gratis," The home-life of Witness the Bae. This is the fool that fil autong themselves, fender and loving to Shylock is one of endless pathos, his house their own.
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How clearly this is expressed in the earlier pasiges of the Trial Scene; with cold and Trencliani logic he silences every voice raised | gainst him': his whole existence is centred in one knife stroke.
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of his nature but rather the very, reverse - Jów; cries to the whole of humanity in voice The eflicks of the miserable depravity. squer and injustice in which the Jews | fvie made of me, I am an even a you
Weg: and unmistadable: were forced to live, upon a mature originally are, and in my crushed and stunted nature
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so your works," and iray of a "big" naturg turned by the Furces of unalterable circumstances to dross and rust and decay, and the glimpses of these -fine big" qualities in Shylock are un- doubrally" what malays the brig of the speet- tor go out to him in his great fight against the relentless Law of the Christian in the Trial Sren, as they see him battling against imposible adds with very against him, his magnificent indifference to mitur's hand stern, ferre brutality and cruly as he waits, epully unmoved by up- peals to Mercy, Pity, Remorse demanding navrely in reply “Justice," the Five thai By legal quibble" of the Chistian Lawyer eventally undors and overthrows him..... It is in this moment of overthrow when even tisen he asks for nothing, may even offers his life, which they would spare, since they have left him gaught else it is then, as he staggers, bowed and broken, ill and simi- tered from the Court" bui" rofentless unre pentan to the last that one sees the real greatness of the characted and the heart gives a great thṛah of pity just as it does! to see some noble animal drawn to bay die fierge by the hunter fighting to the last.
It is with business illustrate this, that I make my firal exit in the Trial Seeno, and in other phares through the play in. troduer typient actions and customs of the carly Jews, many of which pertain still, such as rending the clothes, when taking a vow, putting dust upon the head in his grief at the loss of his daughter, shaking the dust of the count from his feet, and the swaying and bowing of the head to and fro acre- panied by the muttering and waiting—of a Jewish prayer.
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