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apprenticeship, extensive reading
was one of his hobbies. He had al
ways liked and greedily absorbed
Jewish folklore and his heart had
beaten faster when reading about
the hopes and dreams and frustra
tions of his people. So he became
associated with the Yiddish Art
Theatre in New York and played
under the direction of and with
Maurice Schwartz.
Then his great chance came. He
was called on Broadway and after
his brilliant performances in “We
Americans” and "The Four Walls,”
he was asked to play the role of
Elmer Rice in “Attorney-at-Law.”
He became famous overnight and
Hollywood’s golden doors opened
wide for him. His first movie was
“Scarface” where he played the
part of a gangster. Came “Louis
Pasteur” followed by "The Life of
Emile Zola” (The Dreyfus Case),
came Pearl S. Buck's “The Good
Earth" where Muni changed into
eighteen different masks from the
passionate young lover to the tired-
out. bowed-down old man.
Muni grew into one of the great
est theater and movie stars. He
won an Oscar for his memorable
characterization in the leading role
in "They Knew What They Want
ed," Pulitzer Prize Play by Sidney
Howard (1949). He scored another
success in Franz Werfel’s "Juarez
and Maxmilian,” the great German
drama that had travelled over the
stages of the whole world.
What has made Paul Muni great?
Is it his low, heavy and emphatic
speech? Is it the excellent mask
specially created for a particular
part? Muni himself explains it
with simple eloquence: "The great
mystery of acting means how an
actor escapes from himself and
creates another person and how
much he thinks and feels his part.”
Muni has the habit of building up
a scene in his mind and then re
act to it as if such scene were ac
tual. He confesses: "To plav my
role. I have not only to make up
my face, I have to get mentally
made up as well - and this is the
hardest part of all, so much harder
than altering the features of my
face."
In each and every play where he
acts, be it Miller’s tragic “Death
Of A Salesman" or Tennessee Wil
liams' "A Streetcar Named Desire,”
Muni always provides at least one
unforgettable moment that will
linger for many days in the shaken
spectator’s mind.
After his recent operation. Muni
valiantly resumed his work in TV
and on Broadway. Every evening,
he is greeted enthusiastically in
“Inherit The Wind,” a resounding
triumph for the great actor, the
perfectionist who. although show
ered with applause, is never com
pletely satisfied with the character-
actor par excellence that Paul
Muni has been for the past 25
years. His whole life has been so
full of creation, relentless labor
and genuine enthusiasm, so filled
with deep feeling for his imperson
ations. that he will always rank
among the greatest actors of all
time.
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