:35:00
I heard that the rabbi who must praise
himself has a congregation of one.
:35:07
Your daughter has a quick
and witty tongue.
:35:09
The wit she gets from me.
As the Good Book says...
:35:13
The Good Book can wait.
Wash.
:35:15
The tongue she gets
from her mother.
:35:17
Motel, you're also eating with us?
:35:20
Of course. Another blessing.
:35:23
Tzeitel, get the small table.
Chava, the two chairs from outside.
:35:26
Children, finish dressing.
You can wash at the well.
:35:28
Hurry. Hodel, help them.
It's almost the Sabbath. Hurry!
:35:36
Tevye, I have something
to say to you.
:35:38
Why should today be different?
:35:41
I have something to tell you!
:35:43
Tzeitel, I have
something to tell you.
:35:45
- Yente was here.
- I saw her.
:35:47
If there's a match,
it will be too late for us.
:35:51
But I've found someone who will
sell me his sewing machine.
:35:55
So maybe in a few weeks
I can buy it, and then your father...
:35:58
That might be too late.
:36:00
Lazar Wolf wants to see you.
:36:02
The butcher?
What is it about?
:36:04
I don't know, only
he says it's important.
:36:06
I have nothing
for him to slaughter.
:36:09
After the Sabbath,
talk with him.
:36:12
About what? If he's thinking
about buying my new milk cow...
:36:17
he can forget it.
:36:19
I want you to talk...
:36:27
I want you to talk to...
:36:33
What else can I do?
:36:37
You could ask my father
for my hand tonight.
:36:39
Now.
:36:41
Why should he consider me?
I'm a poor tailor.
:36:43
I'm only a poor milkman's daughter.
Just talk to him.
:36:47
Tzeitel, if your father
says no, that's it. It's final.
:36:52
He'll yell at me.
:36:54
I'm just a poor tailor.
:36:57
Even a poor tailor
is entitled to some happiness.