:19:00
We only have one rabbi
:19:03
and he only has one son.
:19:05
Why shouldn't I want the best?
:19:07
Because you're a girl from a poor family.
:19:10
So whatever Yente brings, you'll take.
:19:12
Right?
:19:13
Of course right.
:19:16
Hodel! Oh, Hodel!
:19:18
Have I made a match for you!
:19:19
He's handsome, he's young
:19:21
All right, he's 62
:19:22
But he's a nice man, a good catch
:19:24
True? True
:19:26
I promise you'll be happy
:19:27
And even if you're not
:19:29
There's more to life than that
:19:31
Don't ask me what
:19:36
Chava! I found him
:19:37
Will you be a lucky bride
:19:39
He's handsome, he's tall
:19:40
That is, from side to side
:19:42
But he's a nice man, a good catch
:19:44
- Right?
- Right
:19:46
You heard he has a temper
:19:47
He'll beat you every night
:19:49
But only when he's sober
:19:50
So you're all right
:19:54
Did you think you'd get a prince?
:19:56
Well, I'll find the best I can
:19:59
With no dowry, no money
:20:03
No family background
:20:06
Be glad you've got a man
:20:15
Matchmaker, matchmaker
:20:17
You know that I'm still very young
:20:20
Please, take your time
:20:23
Up to this minute
:20:24
I misunderstood
:20:26
That I could get stuck for good
:20:31
Dear Yente, see that he's gentle
:20:33
Remember, you were also a bride
:20:36
It's not that I'm sentimental
:20:40
It's just that I'm terrified
:20:44
Matchmaker, matchmaker
:20:46
Plan me no plans
:20:47
I'm in no rush
:20:49
Maybe I've learned
:20:50
Playing with matches,
a girl can get burned
:20:55
So bring me no ring
:20:57
Groom me no groom
:20:59
Find me no find