HENRIK IBSEN.
AM APPRECIATION.
He
The death of Ibsan marks the end of one age and the beginning of another. Ibien was the first modern dramatist. To say that he Was the greatest dramstier of the nineteenth century i to utter a ridiculous understatement. He was the greatest d'amatist since Shake- speare, le stands among the great world. dramatists. Aschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Shakespeare an equal, not ad inferior, and he alone, interpreted the heart and soul and brain of the moder's world. Beside him all contemporary dramatists are pigmies. His Resins wrought a revolution in dramatic art. It transformed the modern theatre. It created
the A new technique. it destroyed
time-honoured for. conventions
dramatic renascenço mule. It igarapped in Germany, France, and England, which still in iu infancy. That dramatic coasceace may be defined as a revolt against outworn conventions, inhumme ideals, and murderous morality. Ibien challenged the whole found- ation of society. Ile flung ethics into the crucible, and compelled every eule of conduct
produce its
by its influence upon the deck, and judged it be. He put duly in the personalty of the man or the woman living
asserted the right of the
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH EKIDAY, JUNE 29 1906:
Therefore we recogoise him as the peer of the great moral dramatists of the past, and the founder of the moral drama of the modern world.-James Douglas in Aferning Leader,.
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sout to overthrew generalized morality. He lmpire, Br, dia 2,843 May, Sydney 6th June, mashed generalised ideals. He demonstrated the right of every man t break the idols ret up by society, by public opinion, by respect ability, by gentility, by romance, or any other inhuman monster that calls upon the individuali to mortify himself in obedience to an external code of conduct.
Like Burns and Sheley, 1bin was a great anti-Pu itan. He proclaimed the paramountcy of the personal over the abstract, of the real over the ideal. He showed that each man must live his own life in defiance of all the external compulsions of collective opinion. He heralded the dawn of law that is lawless. He proved that each of us must be a law unto him Bell, doing that which is right in our own eyes, regulating our conduct by no outer coercions of corporate conventiona, but solely but the statutes of our own conscience. In play after play be proved that the virtue which is rooted in conformity to external menace is an immoral the free play the free cowardice, and
is the gal towards mind in the fice which man is marching over the ruins of philosophies and civilisations, moralities and creeds. In short, he taught the manhood of He made a new morality based upon the right of the isolated lie to live to its fullest extent unfettered by codifies ideals. He begol a new idealism the idealism of the separate personality as it evolves it out of its environs ment. He upheld the right of each new per- sonality that is born into the world to carve out its own happiness and its own misery with- out servility to any code of actions drafted by previous generations,
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Alta Touli Sumatra..... Ibsen was, of course, a great dramatic poet, for the essence of his genius was vision. Hei
Omphale saw remorselessly through accepted shams into
Starley.go Per Devanha, from Bombay for Hongkong | Magallanes disiang the reality of things. His vision cast him into violent conflict with authority. He drew upon Mr. H. 9. Kavarana. For Shanghai-Mr. K. Childar his head a storm of hare which is without Kodama. From Colombo for Hongkong- paralle! This storminged in every European Mis. Hali Wright, Mr M. Rosentabl is M. capital with ferocious Intensity. Each play Halden, M. T. W. Meacham, and Mia King's For Shanghai-Mesis, P. M. let loose new thunders and new lightnings native servant
in London I vividly remen Moskaliel, H. Solomon, C. Rizzi, J. Moore, J. When I first came bar the fierce batile that was mnging round. Steele, G. iginton, J. McKenzie, J. R. Bu "Ghos" The play was produced by Mr. J.field, R. G Gibson, W. J. Grey, S. Les, 1. T. Grein at the Independent Theatre, and the Hardy, and Mth. Shaw's hative servant. London Press hurled against Ibsen a tomado Yokohama Messre J. E: B. Storey, J. Cance, of invective which has never been, and pro. Miss Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf, & children bably will a ver he, equalled. Mr William and infant, Messrs. 1. M. Lecía, F. C. Hogg, Afcher compiled an Anthology of Abuse mo Misses E. Marsden and Brinck. From Singa delled on the Wagner Schimpf-Lexikon, pore for longkong-Major, Mrs, and Miss which suggests that in kennel of mad dags had Barrett, Mossis. Fletcher, Volpy, W. A. Dow ley, Mr. and Mrs. Burns, Mekere W. F. Cooch, Mackleton and J. Jacob. For Shanghai-Mr. For Yokohama-Vr. E. G. F. Phillips,"
been let loose.
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The play was denounced as "an open drain," "a loa bsome sale unbandaged,"
Per mpire, from Auralian Puris—Mrs. lazar house, cand foulness "Kotzebue turned bestial," loathsome and fetid," putrid Wilson, D. and Mrs. Ramsay Smith, Messrs. indecorum," These are some of the D. W. Paton, L. O'D. Tindall, E. C. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. L., Lloyd, G. Whitloch, Mesars. coined by Clement Scott in the
F. Wiesbrum, G. S. Kaya, N. W. Nelson, Mr. Talegraph. "Abominable" and "scanda lous," said the "Siandard." "Saked loath. and Mrs. . McGinis, j. Parter, T. Gardiner,
said the Daily News" Revolt H. ewie nad ris Chinese. ROME,*
suggestive, was the verdict of the genic Garbage and offal," said "Truth," "Putrid," wrote the "Academy."
The estheticism of the Lock Hospital," said the Saturday Review" Almont alons Mr. A. B. Walkley had the courage to publish in "The Star" an almost enthusiastic appreciation the play. Mr. Archer and Mr. Bernard Shaw also fought dauntlessly against the frantic fary of the critics. i was one of the small band of Fabiacs who assembled in the St. James's Restaurant on 18 July, 1893, to hear Mr. Shaw read his famous paper on Ibsen, which be afterwards developed into "The Quintessence of Ibsen. It was good to be alive in those days, and to be in the thick of a fight which is Dow wen-the fight for a drama that has some relation to the facts of life.
Since then Ibsen has fertilised Mr. Pinero, whe suddenly broke clean away from conven tion, and wrote plays like "The Second Mr. Tanqueray" and its successors. Then canie the plays of Mr. Sbaw, which, after a long winter of neglect ard derision, are now enjoy. Inga glorious summer of
of popular acceptance.
A
Ibsen
imilar renascance of vital drama has been seen in Germany, where Sudermann and Hauptman have reaped the harvest sown by Ibsor To France Ibsen overthrow the tyranny of Sardou, and made possible the intensely modem realistic theatre of Paris not only liberated the dramatist from the shackles of conventional pseudo-idealism. also invented the new art of the theatre abolishing the soliloquy, the machine-made plot, the
meretricious situa tyranny. tions," the lay-figures of conventional virtues villainies, the happy ending, the artificial and cortsin, the stereotyped inge-characters, and the whole jumble of Wardour st. properly lypel He transferred the tragic mischiefform mechani
and incidents to the inner regions of
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human conscience begin at the beginning, choosing the vital moment in the spiritual growth of the protagon ists, and evolving an artistic unity from their spiritual development. In this sense Ibsen is the most deeply religious dramatis, the most
poignantly moral post of our time.
It may be sal that Ibsen is purely iconoclas tic in his philosophy of life. But it is not the business of the poet to construct a new universal philosophy. Ibien cannot be identified with the opinions or actions of bis characters. "My pose" so says, "is to evoke in the spectator sensation of having lived through a pange of actual experience." That is the end of dramatic art. In Ibsen's playa we feel the of moral crisis, the sting of spiritual thrust dilemmas.
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of conscience, the anguish of the will. We ars carried away in a passion
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HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
cruiser, in class
river
gunboat
TONI
GUNS.
1.H.P.
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CAPTAIN,
LAST REPORTED AF
Shangha!
Shangbai
Yangiszo
Yangtsso
Yangiare
Hongkong
Hongkong
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Captain
C. F. Thursby
1
Yangtze
Hongkong
Commander E. La T. Leatham.... Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lee. Lieut.-Commander E, G. W, Davidaů“. Lieut. Commander W. L. Bambor Commander H. do C. Loard.... an
Commander H. 1). Wäkin, D.S.6. Captalo H. W. Savory, m.v.o. Lieut-Commander Hughes .. Captain H. Grant-Dalton Lieut.-Commander 11, B. Cox Lieut. Commander R. Henniker-Heaton Lieut Commander W. H. Darwall Captain S. V. Y. de Horsey.
Lieut. Commander Percy Crabtree Captain J. A. Tuka
Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut-Commander J, Kiddie
Commander C., E. Monro
Lieut. Commander C. C. Walcott... Lieut. Commander H. T. Atlay Licut-Commander J. T. S. Lyne ....
.In reserve
Commodore H. P. Williams... Lient Commander E. Secretan...
Tout-Commander K. M. R. West
Lieut-Commander Stevenson Commander R. W. Glennie Liest-Commander C. E. L.
L. Thames...
en route Japan Hongkong
S. American Pons
Nagasaki
CLASS
Alacrity Astuc
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cruiser, 2nd class
1,700 4.360
4
Bramble
river gunboat
710
Britomart
river gunboat
710
Cadmus
Bloop***
1,070
Cherub
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sloop
1,070
cruiser, 1st class
14
11,000
torpedo boat destroyer...
306
cruiser, and class
4,300
torpedo boat destroyer ...
275
torpedo boat destroyer.....
275
anys.
torpedo boat destroyer...
180
6
9,800
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cruiser, 1st class
14,100
***
616
+
..
cruiser, 1st Class
9,800
river
guabort
180
surveying-vessel
torpedo boat destroyer ...
350
river gunboat
Hongkong
river gunboat
West River
river gunboat
Vangtere
torpedo lat destroyer ...
Hongkong
Hongkong
Yangtze
11
river gasboat
Hongkong
...
Waterwitch
Nagasak
Whilicg
Widgeon...
Woodcock...
river gunboat.
***
Woodlark...
river gunboat.**
Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Lieut. Commander G. J. Todd Lieut.-Commander Jnd. F. Knox...
Yangtere
Yangtzie
Yangtze
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receiving ship
river gunboat....
torpedo boat destroyar...
surveying ship...
torpede boat destroyer...
river gunboat
Flying Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Monis, Commander-in-Chicl.,
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...
Hoogkong
Nagasaki
H'kong (Surveyisg)
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.
TONS. GUNS,
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAB ON THE CHINA STATION.
H. P.
COMMANDING OFFICERS..
LAST REPORTED AT
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10
1,700
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Feria ... Pistolet
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Kapitre
Leges 4th Jans, Rice Chinese Luchow, Br. 3., 1,146, Baddeley, 23rd June,
Saigon 10th June, Rice.-Order. Magallanes, Am. 3, 83, A. Frerabal, 26th
Redoutable * June,***
Manila 3rd June, Ballast. Almond, Capt. & Mr. Logan, W. Captain.
Russall
McGuinness, Mr. and
Eabre Mrs. P. Colahan. Mr. Manchuria, Am. 1. 3,750, J. W. Saunders,
McKay, T. D. San Francisco 25th May, and Cunningham A
Styx 21st June,-S
Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Taklang Shanghai 18th June, Mails and Gen.-P. Delaney, L. T.
0. M. S. S. Co..
Ir, E. O
Vauban E. Į.
Védran MDICI, Mausang, Br. u., 1,644, R. Houghton, 17th Grimshaw, R
Most, Mr and Mrs. Vigliante June, Sandakan ich June, Gen.-J., M. Gunther, Dr. H.
Arthur A & Co
Harding, Mr. and Mrs.
Becket
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs. Nanshan, Br. .s., 1,299, A., Jones, 22nd June,
A. B. Saigon 18th June, Rice and Gon.-B. & Jackson, Mrs, and child Co
James, Mr. and Mrs, J. Nathan, J.
Nursaw, E. June, Manila 16th June, Ballait-Barret Legaune, Vice-Consul Paine, A. E
H.
Patterson, Major to & Co.
Pearse, Dr. W. W, Little, A., C.
Story, C. F. Lolts, A. C. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Le Williams, 0,
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Haiphong Haiphong
Cape St. Jamal Wuchow Saigon
Shanghai & Yengtesa
21
Chefoo
Shanghai
Saigon
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Chelon
Nagasaki
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Capt. Lespinasto de Saunie
Lieut. Coquelin
Lieut. Garreau
Lieut. de Saint-Seita Capt. Tracous Capt.
Ridoux
Lical Portier
Lieut. Le Coraller... Commander Sagol-Duvatreux Commander Simon
Ljeqt, Armbruster ... Commander Laporte Capt. Martel
Commander Terquem...
Lient, Grellier...
Hubert Commander Bertheand Lleat, Glorieux
Licut. Vincent-Bréchignac
Rear-Admiral de Marolles, the local naval difence of
higa, Capt. Passerat de Silans
Lieut. Hallier... Lidar. Duc...
10
Lieut. Fougeropske ... Ligue Brugno
Baiphong
Haiphong
Saigon
Baie d'Along Chefoo
Baigan
Chefoo
Saigon Upper Yangtis
Hongay
Saigon
...). Wuchow
Lieut.
Marchand
Lleat.
↑ At the disposal of Rear-Admiral de Marolles, Commanding the paral defence of Indo-Chine (#) Flagship of Rear-Admiral de Murolies,
Tongku
bungking
Saigon
Hougsy
Saigon
...Shangha!
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