:21:00
So, give me your address.
:21:02
I don't... I don't live here.
I live in the Bronx.
:21:05
Again with the Bronx.
Where in the Bronx?
:21:08
Honestly,
I can't figure you out.
:21:10
Look, look, I will
explain everything to you.
:21:12
I... It's a... I live here
temporarily, that's all.
:21:16
Temporarily?
What's the matter with you?
Maybe you have two wives.
:21:19
Two, m-maybe three.
:21:22
Well, whatever the case,
give me your address.
I'll be there in an hour.
:21:25
And don't be nervous,
I won't steal your wife,
no matter how many you have.
:21:32
Uh, 4-4-7-0 Jerome Avenue.
:21:37
I'll buy you another one,
you should live so long!
:21:39
Fix it. Fix it!
:21:44
- Uh, I'm afraid that
I must go now.
- I must go too.
:21:49
Oh, hey. Well, it looks
as though you're not going
to accept my invitation.
:21:53
- No.
- Some other time, perhaps.
:21:55
- Yeah.
- Come, Mrs. Schreier.
:22:05
By the way, I...
I didn't get your name.
:22:07
- Uh, Tamara.
- Miss or missus?
:22:10
Whatever you like.
:22:11
Well, Tamara what?
Surely you have a last name.
:22:14
- Tamara Broder.
- Broder?
:22:18
- Also Broder?
- Cousins.
:22:21
Small worid.
:22:23
- Extraordinary times, huh?
:22:26
My regards to your wife.
These days, a Polish peasant
who converts toJudaism...
:22:31
is quite a phenomenon.
:22:33
- Good night.
- Good night.
:22:44
- Don't leave me, Mistress Tamara.
- I have to go, Yadwiga.
:22:48
You are not going!
:22:50
The rabbi is waiting.
If I don't go now,
if I don't meet him...
:22:53
he will fire me...
we would starve to death.
:22:58
I be back, Yadwiga.