Skip to playerSkip to main content
Hester Street (1975) Full Movie | Romantic Drama | Immigrant Story
Hester Street is a romantic drama film set in 1890s New York City's Lower East Side. It follows Jake Podkovnik, a Jewish immigrant, as he navigates cultural adjustments and a troubled marriage with Gitl.

Cast: Carol Kane as Gitl
Steven Keats as Jake Podkovnik
Mel Howard as Joe Peltner
Dorrie Kavanaugh as Mamie
Doris Roberts as Mrs. Kavarsky

#HesterStreet1975, #RomanticDrama, #ImmigrantStory, #JewishHeritage, #CarolKane, #movies, #film, #movie, #cinema, #films, #hollywood, #actor, #s, #love, #art, #cinematography, #netflix, #horror, #actress, #moviescenes, #music, #filmmaking, #cinephile, #tv, #horrormovies, #bollywood, #comedy, #movienight, #photography, #cine, #instagood, #instagram, #director, #moviereview, #drama, #AdultMovies, #RomanceMovies, #SexMovies, #XXX, #XX,
Transcript
00:00:00.
00:00:08.
00:00:16.
00:00:19.
00:00:23.
00:02:28Hi, Mamie.
00:02:45Mamie, Mamie, you should be nice to Mr. Lippman.
00:02:48Bye, may I ask?
00:02:49Ain't you never heard of Lippman and Davinovich's men's calls?
00:02:53That's the same Lippman.
00:02:55What is this?
00:02:57The old country, eh?
00:02:59Is this Poland?
00:03:00Is this Russia?
00:03:00All right, she's 100% right, Joe.
00:03:04In America, you're mine for love.
00:03:09And that's all.
00:03:11Who said the food?
00:03:12By the more, I got quite a bit saved myself already.
00:03:21I've often got to get a roll in there, right?
00:03:23Darling, I thought this was American.
00:03:26I don't want no man to say I had to take her just as she was.
00:03:30Without a penny.
00:03:31So, so, so, so where you live?
00:03:37I board in.
00:03:38No, me also.
00:03:41No.
00:03:42I sleep in the parlor with my land ladies, two daughters.
00:03:46I, uh, I got a bed all to myself.
00:03:53No.
00:03:55Well, it, it ain't actual a bed.
00:03:58It's, uh, it's a lounge.
00:04:03Oy, what a bluffer you is, Jake.
00:04:05You treat me?
00:04:07Give a look.
00:04:08Oh, probably me.
00:04:11No, no, me.
00:04:12Where's that way there?
00:04:13No more money.
00:04:14Ladies and gents.
00:04:16Meet Shloymy Nversky.
00:04:18Just come over this Verde.
00:04:20Oh, well, well, hey.
00:04:23Sit on my down here.
00:04:24Hey, come on.
00:04:26Sit.
00:04:26Ha, ha.
00:04:29Scared to death.
00:04:30Look at him.
00:04:31Oy, they must have oxygen storage these days.
00:04:36Oh, he's laughing.
00:04:37Look at him.
00:04:39Vader, not a glass thing, huh?
00:04:41Oh.
00:04:44Ooh.
00:04:51Ooh.
00:04:55Hey.
00:04:57No.
00:04:58We have a head of his America, huh?
00:05:02He's a kid, although he's a cousin.
00:05:04She can't hear him pinko Slavinsky
00:05:09Slavinsky oh
00:05:11Oh, I know Charlie Levinsky. Oh, I know it. I know Sarah Galinsky
00:05:20Soon-line in America, they know such thing as relatives, huh?
00:05:26Yeah
00:05:31It's America
00:05:34Oh
00:05:44My hip on a bunch of dick
00:05:47Oh
00:05:49Oh
00:05:56Oh
00:06:01Oh
00:06:03Hey!
00:06:05Hey!
00:06:07Welcome to a bag!
00:06:09No, Jake.
00:06:11Wait a minute.
00:06:13What's the matter? You got somebody else?
00:06:15Oh, look who's talking.
00:06:17Me!
00:06:21What about Fanny, eh?
00:06:23Fanny!
00:06:25I'm in the same shop and that's all.
00:06:30Let's go inside and let me explain.
00:06:32Oh, my Lynn's lady.
00:06:37Alright.
00:06:41Goodbye.
00:06:43Jake.
00:06:45Date.
00:06:46What?
00:07:02I love you.
00:07:03I'm sorry.
00:07:04I love you.
00:07:05I'm sorry.
00:07:06I'm sorry.
00:07:07But I'm sorry.
00:07:08I'm sorry.
00:07:09I'm sorry.
00:07:10Oh, oh, oh.
00:07:27Poor little orphan.
00:07:29Then you come over.
00:07:31Seven years.
00:07:33I come all alone from Poland.
00:07:36Then I was 16 years old.
00:07:40You know, you speak English like a regular Yankee.
00:07:44I would think you was born here.
00:07:47Hey!
00:07:49Over here.
00:08:10Hey, hey!
00:08:11Hey!
00:08:12Hey!
00:08:13Hey!
00:08:16Hey!
00:08:17Hey!
00:08:19Hey!
00:08:20Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:08:21Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:08:52What was you in the old country, huh?
00:08:55A yeshiva student?
00:08:57Sit on your tachis all day in the study house, huh?
00:09:02And the women is bringing the food for the scholars?
00:09:05And everyone is fighting, stay in my house, stay by me!
00:09:13And, and please do me the honor to marry with my daughter.
00:09:17Hmm, well, I wasn't no boss in Lithuania, no sir.
00:09:26Keep a guess what I was.
00:09:29A peddler.
00:09:31Ah, I told you already.
00:09:34Some country, America, huh?
00:09:38The peddler becomes the boss, and the yeshiva borcher sits by the sewing machine.
00:09:44Some country, huh, Jay?
00:09:47You betcha!
00:09:50This is one of the locusts from Egypt, huh?
00:09:54Look on him.
00:09:55Well, it's what time?
00:09:57It's 12th yet.
00:09:59What if it is?
00:10:00After 12th starts all over again, ain't it?
00:10:04Half, half.
00:10:05So you will ask, huh?
00:10:19First thing I get to the house.
00:10:23Fanny!
00:10:26Hey, what's the eye?
00:10:30You're finished with Fanny, huh?
00:10:33Bye, you hunt Fanny.
00:10:35That's not a woman.
00:10:37That's not for me.
00:10:41So what kind of woman is for you, huh?
00:10:48I've been finished.
00:10:53It's true you went to the marriage, Bocca.
00:11:05I've been finished.
00:11:06See you.
00:11:11I'll see you.
00:11:20It's not for you.
00:11:21Oh, my God.
00:11:51Mrs. Kowarski, a man works in my shop and he needs a home.
00:12:12Do you, Kak?
00:12:13You better be looking yourself, Mr. Pakovnik.
00:12:16They took your landlady away to the hospital.
00:12:21This is the comfort of Fagel already.
00:12:28Oh, wait.
00:12:29It will come this morning so I'll keep it for you.
00:12:39Go, leave me in peace.
00:12:43What's the matter?
00:12:44Read it.
00:12:55Poor guy in Amos.
00:13:00Who?
00:13:02My wife?
00:13:05My son?
00:13:06Your father has been freed.
00:13:11May he have a right paradise.
00:13:36Oh, uh, excuse me, Mrs.
00:14:00Who is the landlady in this house?
00:14:05Epstein.
00:14:07Would you, uh, would you tell him Pakovnik will take the place?
00:14:12Oh, for what you need, a whole apartment.
00:14:16Mr. Pakovnik getting married, maybe.
00:14:20But it's too much trouble.
00:14:21Don't get excited.
00:14:22I don't know what you need to do.
00:14:23I don't know what you need to do.
00:14:26Your furniture, uh, can I keep?
00:14:31If the sister don't come for it, I thought I would sell it.
00:14:35But who's land?
00:14:38I want.
00:14:43$25 would be a bargain.
00:14:49All right, I'd buy it.
00:14:52I got you a home.
00:14:59Huh?
00:15:01I got you a home.
00:15:02$2 a week, meals and washing included.
00:15:05Thanks, Jake.
00:15:06But an able lady.
00:15:08No, but me.
00:15:22Well, well, well.
00:15:31I was thinking, uh, maybe you moved to Chicago.
00:15:36I, uh...
00:15:39I've been busy, Mamie.
00:15:41That's nice.
00:15:42Don't even bother to clean yourself up when you're going to go home.
00:15:49Mamie, uh...
00:15:51Listen, I gotta talk to you about something special.
00:15:53Ooh.
00:16:04Uh, Mamie, uh, about this money you got saved.
00:16:17What about?
00:16:20Well, I got a chance for a big bargain.
00:16:24Of what?
00:16:24What?
00:16:26Furniture.
00:16:28What kind of furniture?
00:16:30What kind?
00:16:31Mm-hmm.
00:16:32Uh...
00:16:34Stove, uh...
00:16:36Table, chair, pots, pans.
00:16:40Mamie, I...
00:16:43Gotta have my own place.
00:16:49Jake.
00:16:50Oh, you give?
00:16:53You give?
00:16:54Jake.
00:16:55No money.
00:16:57Mamie, I'll pay back every penny, I swear.
00:16:59Oh, don't bother yourself.
00:17:09Uh...
00:17:12You got it in your pocket, maybe?
00:17:14What?
00:17:16The money.
00:17:16Oh, you, you, you want it right away, huh?
00:17:20Oh, you betcha.
00:17:22Go upstairs.
00:17:25What about your landlady?
00:17:27Oh.
00:17:29This is a different thing now, ain't it?
00:17:35Uh...
00:17:36Lisa.
00:17:38B-better you should get, huh?
00:17:42Anything you say, Jake.
00:17:45You're the boss now.
00:17:46You're the boss now.
00:18:09Three years I sleep there.
00:18:12Now, where will you sleep?
00:18:13Go to sleep.
00:18:32For who is the little bed?
00:18:35My son.
00:18:37What son is that?
00:18:39I only got one son.
00:18:41Jake, what is this?
00:18:43Did I ever say I was a single man?
00:18:46Well, did I?
00:19:13Can't wait.
00:19:15I woj anything?
00:19:19I would.
00:19:21I would.
00:20:58For what purpose are you bringing this woman in?
00:21:02For what purpose are you bringing this woman in?
00:21:06For the paper, she's my wife.
00:21:17That's your son.
00:21:18Uncle, who's still married?
00:21:27Child!
00:21:30This woman is my wife, and that's all.
00:21:35Where's the marriage certificate?
00:21:37What an asshole.
00:21:43Where's the man from?
00:21:47Where's the man from?
00:21:48I'm going to go!
00:21:50I'm going to go!
00:22:18I'm going to go!
00:22:44This is my missus.
00:22:48This is Mr. Bernstein.
00:22:50See you hanging in my missus.
00:23:18This is my missus.
00:23:20This is my missus.
00:23:22This is my missus.
00:23:24This is my missus.
00:23:26How long have you been sick of the Tatikowin?
00:23:47The whole day. I didn't think about it.
00:23:53The whole day.
00:23:59This is the first day.
00:24:04The last day I was going to go to the hospital.
00:24:12Kiro, you are in America.
00:24:18Yeah.
00:24:23To the American truth, we're not going to the side.
00:24:32Why are you trying to?
00:24:34That's not going to the side.
00:24:38I don't want to talk about my hair.
00:24:42I'm so happy to be with you.
00:24:48You're a beautiful person, dear.
00:25:18You're a beautiful person.
00:25:48You have to be with.
00:25:53I'm not with.
00:26:19Hiya.
00:26:22Hiya.
00:26:24Mom.
00:26:25Janko.
00:26:28Doe, he's still Jake.
00:26:30It's a big deal.
00:26:32It's a big deal.
00:26:34I'm a big deal.
00:26:36I'm a big deal.
00:27:00Come on, we'll see you again.
00:27:02We'll see you again.
00:27:04Let's go.
00:27:12You're an American.
00:27:14You're a Sora.
00:27:16...and what's going on?
00:27:18What does he write here?
00:27:30A safer.
00:27:34What did he learn?
00:27:38He sits at the same time with your man.
00:27:42Yes.
00:27:44The one that is expensive has God's heart.
00:27:48Not you.
00:27:50When you drive on a ship and you can see it,
00:27:53you are blessed with Yiddishkeit.
00:28:02I'm sorry.
00:28:14Look at him.
00:28:24A little Yankee.
00:28:26Yankee?
00:28:28No, Yankee!
00:28:36Look at him.
00:28:38A little Yankee.
00:28:40Yankee?
00:28:42Ha! Listen to him, Yankee!
00:28:46Muah!
00:28:48I'm sorry.
00:28:52Boris Jossele.
00:28:56From now on, he's called Joey.
00:28:59Joey.
00:29:02Joey!
00:29:05Joey.
00:29:06Joey.
00:29:16Two in, man.
00:29:36Oh yeah!
00:29:46Jay!
00:29:48Who's who?
00:29:49Who?
00:29:50Why Keith?
00:29:52Okay.
00:29:5350.
00:29:5440.
00:29:5540.
00:29:5649.
00:29:5752.
00:29:5851.
00:29:5952.
00:30:0055.
00:30:01She's Daniel.
00:30:02God.
00:30:03Pul it.
00:30:04Not speaking.
00:30:05He's coming.
00:30:07Can I know him?
00:30:21Come. Come to Papa.
00:30:35Come.
00:30:39Be shore.
00:30:41Hi.
00:30:48Yes, yes, yes.
00:30:56Be 걍 bold.
00:30:59Be plugin.
00:31:03Beggy bar, fresh or beggy bar.
00:31:15Zook, horse.
00:31:22Horse.
00:31:33Horse.
00:31:47Very good.
00:31:53Mrs.
00:31:54Mrs.
00:32:03There you are.
00:32:10There you are.
00:32:13There you are.
00:32:15Fresh or beggy bar.
00:32:18There you are.
00:32:20There you are.
00:32:22There you are.
00:32:25Jake!
00:32:51Jake!
00:32:52Jake!
00:32:55Good morning.
00:32:57What's the matter?
00:32:59You didn't come to the dancing place for how long?
00:33:01The ladies keep asking, where's Jay?
00:33:03Us, Tate.
00:33:05Us.
00:33:06Mr.
00:33:07Give them.
00:33:08What?
00:33:09What else?
00:33:12Jay, where are you?
00:33:15Tate.
00:33:16What is wrong, if I may ask?
00:33:20You got a boy.
00:33:21That means you got a wife also.
00:33:23Certainly.
00:33:25Upstairs.
00:33:27They come yesterday only.
00:33:29Janko,
00:33:31If she wants to meet me,
00:33:33I'm going to have a bit of a golden hair.
00:33:35Good morning.
00:33:37Good morning.
00:33:39Good morning.
00:33:45Good morning.
00:33:46Good morning.
00:33:47Good morning.
00:33:48I'm going to go.
00:33:49Bye.
00:33:52Good morning.
00:33:53I've been to a lot of work.
00:33:54I've been to a lot of work, but I've got to look at that.
00:33:58I've got to look at that.
00:34:01That's the way I'm going to look at it.
00:34:08He's got to look at it.
00:34:12I'm going to look at it.
00:34:14I'm going to look at it.
00:34:15I'm going to go back to the house with a little bit.
00:34:19I'm going to look at it.
00:34:20I don't know how to do it with any kind of hair.
00:34:24Kirli, America is a beautiful land.
00:34:29I know. What is it like that I learned?
00:34:33Weinstein?
00:34:35A bottle.
00:34:37He makes water in the house.
00:34:39Six years a week.
00:34:42I can't learn, read and write.
00:34:47He makes 12 dollars a week.
00:34:50That's 24 rubles.
00:34:53My uncle, that's 24 rubles.
00:35:01Let's go.
00:35:05Mrs. Kowalski,
00:35:08I'm going to put my money in.
00:35:12I'm going to sleep.
00:35:20I'm going to sleep.
00:35:42What is that in English?
00:35:46Stove.
00:35:47Stove.
00:35:48Stove.
00:35:51I'm going to sleep.
00:35:53Out of water.
00:36:01Lunch.
00:36:07Table.
00:36:08I'm going to sleep.
00:36:18Good morning, Mrs.
00:36:21Weinstein.
00:36:22You want you to be green always?
00:36:24Good evening, Mrs.
00:36:27Good evening, Mrs.
00:36:31Kiddle.
00:36:35Good evening.
00:36:42Jake!
00:36:43Come.
00:36:44Come on.
00:36:46Here, sit.
00:36:47Here, sit.
00:36:48Let's go.
00:36:49Now, let's go.
00:36:50Let's go.
00:37:04Mmm.
00:37:08Like gum, this is good!
00:37:16The son of mine is going to be President of the United States, no, Bernstein?
00:37:22No. The President must be American-born. It's written in the Constitution.
00:37:36Bernstein, you wish you had a son like my joy, huh?
00:37:42Get married and you soon will.
00:37:46How come you're so particular?
00:37:48What'd you say to the mad broker, he can't find you a wife?
00:37:53Listen, go back again, say, uh, I'll take whatever you got.
00:37:58As long as you got two eyes, a nose and a mouth.
00:38:04Oh, look at him schvitzing.
00:38:16Come in. Come in.
00:38:26Good evening, Jake.
00:38:31Uh, Miss Fine, my, uh, my wife.
00:38:47How you do? Pleased to meet you.
00:38:58Say, I'd like to meet you.
00:39:02Say, I'd like to meet you.
00:39:06She's still a good man.
00:39:08Oh, never mind.
00:39:10She's so nice going herself.
00:39:12Where do you sit?
00:39:13I can sit for the same money.
00:39:14I can sit for the same money.
00:39:15No.
00:39:16What a darling.
00:39:17What a darling.
00:39:18What a darling.
00:39:19What a darling.
00:39:20What's his name?
00:39:22Joey.
00:39:42Joey
00:39:48Come here.
00:39:50Come here.
00:39:51are you a good boy Joey huh give me a kiss mm-hmm oh that's nice so nice
00:40:02mama you don't get gay gay legum schluffin gay gay
00:40:10me about the funny $5 I should cough a couple of weeks maybe no sir no
00:40:31I don't know where you get to go a married man a darling little wife I must
00:40:42remember to ask your wife how she likes the furniture the furniture you bought
00:40:47with my money I'll pay you every penny Mamie just don't say nothing to a
00:40:53police do I care I want my money I worked hard enough for it say what I like to
00:41:03your wife don't you like it lamp it
00:41:12don't talk English she will think something I care what she thinks she
00:41:21should know it's lucky I still remember a way to throw the old language I'll tell
00:41:31her what's worth all right kid a lot gay are I never mind never mind I don't
00:41:38want to stay here anyhow goodbye mrs. Potkovnik I hope you will enjoy America
00:41:50You know you'll be a good man I'm not sure you'll be a good man he'll be a good man I don't
00:42:14Well, you can't complain. You didn't think I could give me the more.
00:42:18Huh?
00:42:19Wait a minute. If I might like to go there more than I used to go there.
00:42:21Sure.
00:42:44Thank you. You know where I live, don't you? What did you forget, huh?
00:43:00I don't forget nothing. What a short mind you got, Jake.
00:43:04I won't forget nothing, Amy. I'll come.
00:43:07You're bluffing.
00:43:10I'll come. I should live so.
00:43:14All right.
00:43:20I'll bring my $25.
00:43:25Or you'll see.
00:43:30Or you'll see.
00:43:32Or you'll see.
00:43:33Or you'll see.
00:43:34Or you'll see.
00:43:35Or you'll see.
00:43:36Or you'll see.
00:43:37Or you'll see.
00:43:39She gave it to me. She was looking for a job.
00:43:58I thought she was a good friend.
00:44:01Stop it, Greener!
00:44:03In America, everyone can put something like this.
00:44:09You know the name of Mimi Fain.
00:44:14It's like a small bit of a small piece of paper.
00:44:18No.
00:44:23It's a little bit different.
00:44:27A big tea.
00:44:29Really?
00:44:30I was trying to find myself.
00:44:34Well, I don't know what to do, but I don't know what to do.
00:44:43Jake knows what to do with him.
00:44:46I don't know what to do with his life.
00:44:52I don't know.
00:44:57I don't know what to do with him.
00:45:04He's not going to let me do it.
00:45:09You're not going to let me do it.
00:45:11You're not going to let me do it.
00:45:14I'll let you do it.
00:45:19I'm going to let you do it.
00:45:27I mean, Tess.
00:45:29I'll let you do it.
00:45:31I'll let you do it.
00:45:46My son told me that Mimi's fine with her, too.
00:45:51Did you tell her?
00:45:53Do you want me to go to the house?
00:45:58Tell me, Michael.
00:46:01I'm going to go to the house.
00:46:20Did you have a light?
00:46:22No.
00:46:24Do you have a light?
00:46:27Don't you have a light like this?
00:46:32No.
00:46:34Do you want a light?
00:46:36Don't you have a light light?
00:46:40That light?
00:46:41No.
00:46:44No.
00:46:46Do you have some light?
00:46:48Do you have your light light?
00:46:50I hope I have a piece of paper on the cloth.
00:46:55I think I have a piece of paper on it.
00:46:57I have not seen the paper on it.
00:46:59You see?
00:47:01Huh?
00:47:02This cloth is a piece of paper on it.
00:47:05This cloth is a piece of paper on it.
00:47:09That's a piece.
00:47:11You want to see in the cloth like a princess?
00:47:15No.
00:47:16I don't want to see it.
00:47:17What do you want?
00:47:18I don't want to buy anything.
00:47:20What do you want?
00:47:21Come here, come here.
00:47:23I can do something.
00:47:24What do you want?
00:47:27Medicine.
00:47:29Medicine?
00:47:30What do I have a medicine?
00:47:32I have a pocket.
00:47:33What do you have a medicine in Maseltoff?
00:47:36It should be with Maseltoff.
00:47:37No, it's not for me.
00:47:39Not for you?
00:47:41Who is this?
00:47:43From the other hand?
00:47:45No, it's for my husband.
00:47:47Ah, for your man.
00:47:49For what did you say?
00:47:51What is it, my man?
00:47:53Is this a piece of paper on it?
00:47:55He's a piece of paper on it.
00:47:58No.
00:48:00I have a piece of paper on it.
00:48:04Ah, very good.
00:48:07You make Liebetroppens.
00:48:10You have it.
00:48:11You have it.
00:48:12You have it.
00:48:13What do you have?
00:48:14Liebetroppens?
00:48:16What do you have?
00:48:17What have you said?
00:48:19I have been a pleasure.
00:48:21Liebetroppens, you can't liebetroppens.
00:48:25She's can't, go, go.
00:48:27Gesundheits, come on.
00:48:29Come on, go.
00:48:30Come, come, go!
00:48:32Here!
00:48:33Here!
00:48:38Come!
00:48:39Come!
00:48:40Come!
00:48:52Liebetrotten!
00:48:55You think you're still in Russia?
00:48:58Love portions!
00:49:01Look at you.
00:49:03Like a bubba with a patch on the head!
00:49:06Why should he love you?
00:49:08Fifty times I'm telling you, fix yourself.
00:49:11Look like a woman but lives in America.
00:49:14Even for young people.
00:49:17What's the use?
00:49:18I'm talking to the wall.
00:49:23Why should I bother myself?
00:49:25What about at night in the bed, hmm?
00:49:31Don't tell me. I know the answer already.
00:49:33Nothing.
00:49:34Look at me.
00:49:42Am I a Goya?
00:49:45I'm as pious as you anyhow.
00:49:47And I go with my own hair, don't I?
00:49:50Plenty time for the patch when I get old.
00:49:53Well, I'm young, I'm young, and that's all.
00:49:55It can't be held.
00:49:56We live in an educated country, so we dress like educated people.
00:50:07As they say, ladies first.
00:50:09Hold in.
00:50:10Hold.
00:50:11Hold.
00:50:12Hold.
00:50:13Hold.
00:50:14Hold.
00:50:15Hold.
00:50:16That means it's working.
00:50:22Hold.
00:50:23Hold.
00:50:24Hold.
00:50:25Hold.
00:50:26Hold.
00:50:27Hold.
00:50:28Hold.
00:50:29Hold.
00:50:30Hold.
00:50:31Hold.
00:50:32Hold.
00:50:33Hold.
00:50:34You buy a bin American.
00:50:35You got a hoy too.
00:50:36Yeah.
00:50:40My best.
00:50:41Don't buy from my push car.
00:50:43I buy inside, by the way huh?
00:50:46How do you like huh?
00:50:47Huh?
00:50:49Yeah.
00:50:50Want a hat with feathers?
00:50:52You wanna have a feathers.
00:50:54Feathers, you'll get.
00:50:55Yes, you'll get here.
00:51:14It looks so beautiful.
00:51:17Give a look.
00:51:20A regular uptown lady.
00:51:25Hmm? You like it?
00:51:55Good evening, missus. You must work late again.
00:52:09It's the busy season. The boss keeps him. Jake is the best worker in the shop.
00:52:13Yes, sir.
00:52:16Yes, sir.
00:52:19Yes, sir.
00:52:20Yes, sir.
00:52:31This is the only place.
00:52:33Yes, sir.
00:52:35Yes, sir.
00:52:37Yes, sir.
00:52:39I'm not telling you why.
00:52:41Yes, sir.
00:52:43Yes, sir.
00:52:45Yes, sir.
00:52:46Yes, sir.
00:52:48Yes, sir.
00:52:50Yes, sir.
00:53:01There's no place to live in the house.
00:53:04Bees.
00:53:09Bees.
00:53:11Bees.
00:53:14And now I'll tell you again.
00:53:16Komets Alef O.
00:53:19Komets Alef O.
00:53:21Komets Bees Bo.
00:53:23Komets Bees Bo.
00:53:25Komets Gemuldo.
00:53:27Komets Alef Bo.
00:53:31Komets Alef Bo.
00:53:33Komets Alef Bo.
00:53:37Komets Gov Bo.
00:53:39Komets.
00:53:41Komets Zayun Zoh.
00:53:43Komets Ches.
00:53:46Komets Ches.
00:53:49Komets Ches.
00:53:51Komets Ches.
00:53:54Kho.
00:53:58Oh, Amalekhat is the Arab geworfen, it's also learning good.
00:54:05Kometz testor.
00:54:10Kometz testor.
00:54:12Kometz yud yor.
00:54:14Kometz yud yor.
00:54:16Kometz kof koh.
00:54:18Kometz kof koh.
00:54:20Mami.
00:54:25Oh, Mami.
00:54:26Don't bring my money.
00:54:28Mami, look, I gotta speak to you now.
00:54:30Gaia back from Mia.
00:54:32Mami, please, I come all the way from Voika. I didn't leave no...
00:54:43It's my fault you got a short mind, eh?
00:54:47Today is famous day.
00:54:49Oh, you miss my dancing.
00:54:51Why not? I'm a single girl. I can go where I want.
00:54:55Oh, you think I gained?
00:54:57Oh, a married man at a dancing academy with his little wife dragging after.
00:55:01You know, you give me a wrackle of pain.
00:55:03I don't have nothing to do with a married man, Jake Woodkownik.
00:55:07You got my money, you give it. Otherwise, you go to hell.
00:55:16You go to hell!
00:55:18You ain't right my wife's little finger!
00:55:20You're here!
00:55:30Oh, you. Don't tell me.
00:55:34Jake.
00:55:35Jake.
00:55:36I'm so busy tonight.
00:55:44What you waiting for?
00:55:51Mr. Bernstein.
00:55:53Why you come to America?
00:55:55Mr. Bernstein.
00:55:57You could have been a teacher.
00:56:01Rabbi Even.
00:56:05I wasn't worthy.
00:56:08What?
00:56:09I should live so.
00:56:13I could not take my mind...
00:56:14from profanities.
00:56:27Here I was studying the Talmud.
00:56:30Which teaches...
00:56:32he who even looks...
00:56:34at the little finger...
00:56:35of a woman...
00:56:37is as guilty as though he looked at a woman...
00:56:39totally naked.
00:56:44So I bought a ship's ticket...
00:56:48and I came to America.
00:56:49I'm so busy.
00:56:55I come to Columbus.
00:57:00I'll look to Columbus.
00:57:03I come to Columbus.
00:57:04I think she can go on a bit.
00:57:34It's all.
00:57:36It's tasting, that's all.
00:57:38I don't know if it was an insult in me.
00:57:40In France, you treat.
00:57:42All right.
00:57:44So don't come to my wedding, either.
00:57:46No.
00:57:48No.
00:57:50No.
00:57:52No.
00:57:54No.
00:57:56No.
00:57:58No.
00:58:00No.
00:58:02No.
00:58:03No.
00:58:05Oh, big goddamn.
00:58:07Jake.
00:58:09It was from you, I got the nerve to ask her.
00:58:13To have a wife, that's a good thing, huh, Jake?
00:58:17What you talking, Joe?
00:58:19A single man is a bum.
00:58:23A garnished.
00:58:25One thing, Jake.
00:58:27A man gives up something when he gets married, by the way.
00:58:29What, give up what?
00:58:31A dancing school?
00:58:33A big mid-sia.
00:58:35Joe, what is?
00:58:37Hey, when I finish work, and I come home, all I wanna do is eat my dinner, enjoy my little
00:58:43wife, and play with my boy chick.
00:58:47Hey.
00:58:49Of course.
00:58:51Mamie and me, we're gonna run the academy together.
00:58:53You could cut business, huh, Jake?
00:58:59Mamie?
00:59:01Which Mamie?
00:59:03Mamie Fine.
00:59:05You ask Mamie Fine, huh?
00:59:07You ask Mamie Fine, huh?
00:59:09What'd she say?
00:59:11Maybe.
00:59:13Maybe.
00:59:15Maybe, huh?
00:59:17Maybe, huh?
00:59:19Maybe, huh?
00:59:21I'm already standing under the canopy, huh?
00:59:23I don't mind, boy, Jake.
00:59:24It's a good thing she didn't say more than maybe.
00:59:26You can get away yet.
00:59:27Get away?
00:59:28I don't wanna get away.
00:59:29Jake, why should I wanna get away?
00:59:31Never mind.
00:59:33I don't wanna get away.
00:59:37Jake, why should I wanna get away?
00:59:43Never mind.
00:59:54American ladies, for a good time, for a life.
01:00:03Get yourself a girl from the old country.
01:00:07She don't ask all the time for a new dress, a new hat.
01:00:12She don't run around with other men.
01:00:14She keeps the place like a fiddle,
01:00:16and she knows how to save from a nickel.
01:00:19Mamie saved more than 300 dollars from out her wages.
01:00:24Furthermore, I don't want no green home life.
01:00:30Well, then you go to hell.
01:00:32You and Mamie avoid my wife's little finger.
01:00:37So fair.
01:00:39If your wife is such a wonder,
01:00:41how is it to sit in the air?
01:00:43Hey, never mind your business.
01:00:45You say one more worry about my wife,
01:00:47and I'll give you this.
01:00:48You ain't got a cigar?
01:01:02Sure, I gotta help you soon.
01:01:03Take a coffee.
01:01:04Thanks.
01:01:05Thanks.
01:01:06Thanks.
01:01:07Thanks, buddy.
01:01:08Thanks.
01:01:09Thanks, everyone.
01:01:10Thanks.
01:01:11Thanks.
01:01:12Thanks, guys.
01:01:14Thanks.
01:01:16Thanks.
01:01:17Thanks.
01:01:18Thanks.
01:02:39Make your teeth strong.
01:02:50Look where the place is, America.
01:02:52New benched in.
01:02:54Tronbeard forests.
01:02:56Right outside the door, remember, Yanko?
01:02:58Here, one must take a train for an hour just to be near a tree.
01:03:04So go back to Osher.
01:03:09Here.
01:03:10A Jew is a mensch.
01:03:15In Osher, he was afraid to walk within 10 feet of a Gentile.
01:03:21Yanko, where in America is the Gentiles, huh?
01:03:26I go with Miss Kavarski, Rivington Street, the Lancy Street, everywhere Jews.
01:03:33The Gentiles keep in another place, huh?
01:03:40Yossi, don't get dirty, the knee pants that they make for you.
01:03:44Let him enjoy.
01:03:49What a boy with regal and knee pants.
01:03:53You know what the trouble is with you, Giddle?
01:03:58Look on me.
01:04:01Give a look on me.
01:04:01Am I a Jew or a Gentile?
01:04:06Don't forget that you know me.
01:04:08Just by what you see.
01:04:11What do you say?
01:04:13A Jew is a Jew.
01:04:16Ah, what do you know?
01:04:19Mr. Bernstein knows many things.
01:04:22He's going to give lessons in how to talk English.
01:04:26I'm looking for students all the time.
01:04:2825 cents an hour.
01:04:29Ha, ha, ha, ha, be goddamn.
01:04:33Who'd want to take lessons from such a greenie?
01:04:36Look at him.
01:04:39Bernstein.
01:04:42You want my advice?
01:04:47Go to the shotgun.
01:04:49Say, uh, I'll take what you got.
01:04:53Def, hunchback.
01:04:57Long as you got money.
01:04:59Then, you buy yourself a little store.
01:05:03Let the hunchback run the place.
01:05:06And you can sit in the back all day and read the books, huh?
01:05:08What do you say?
01:05:09Ha, ha, ha.
01:05:12Joy!
01:05:14Joy, come here!
01:05:15Come here!
01:05:16Don't bother, Mr. Bernstein.
01:05:33Don't bother, Mr. Bernstein.
01:05:37Don't chew, don't chew.
01:05:38Don't bother, Mr. Bernstein.
01:05:40Don't chew, don't worry.
01:05:45I'll do it for now.
01:05:47Oh, my God.
01:07:49The slack season already.
01:07:51Stay by me.
01:07:53Go, go, go.
01:07:55Send him up in a minute.
01:07:57It's the slack season.
01:08:09No vac, three, maybe four months.
01:08:19Take off.
01:08:21Take off!
01:08:25Go, go!
01:08:27Go!
01:08:29Go!
01:08:31Go!
01:08:33Go!
01:08:37Go!
01:08:39Go!
01:08:41Go!
01:08:43Go!
01:08:53What happened here?
01:08:55She looks like a...
01:08:57Like a red cat!
01:09:03No, no, go.
01:09:05Go.
01:09:06Go.
01:09:07Take him to my house.
01:09:08Have a little water.
01:09:09Not a man would thank God for such a wife.
01:09:17Look how she keeps the place.
01:09:19Like a... a mirror.
01:09:21With a flower in the winter even.
01:09:23Why do you do this to her?
01:09:25What I do?
01:09:27With one tuchus you can't dance at two weddings.
01:09:31You think you better off with a dancing girl.
01:09:33With the polisher drippke!
01:09:35You think you better off with a dancing girl?
01:09:37With the polisher drippke?
01:09:42Kyro told you?
01:09:43She didn't say avoid, I swear.
01:09:45Don't get excited, she didn't say avoid!
01:09:52I don't care for no dancing girls!
01:09:54You see no dancing girls!
01:09:57I don't care for no dancing girls.
01:10:02I don't care for nobody.
01:10:04Especially that one, that schnoozer.
01:10:09I'm an American fellow.
01:10:12A Yankee, that's what I am, and that's all.
01:10:16It's no use.
01:10:20You're going to jump with your Polish knife.
01:10:24Kinder! Kinder, you have a quarrel, and that's all.
01:10:29You make a peace, give a good kiss.
01:10:32What you kicking about anyway, huh?
01:10:35You mind your own business.
01:10:37Listen, Potkovnik, I was in this country when you were still in Russia,
01:10:41hauling away on the bellows.
01:10:43You can't pee up my back and make me think it's rain.
01:10:47Get out of here.
01:10:48Never! Never! Go!
01:10:50Who knows what you do, maybe? Kill her!
01:10:52You want to call a policeman? Go.
01:10:54Call a policeman! I will tell him what he's doing in this house!
01:11:06He will be back, that one. Don't worry.
01:11:09I don't want him back.
01:11:13Enough.
01:11:15I don't want him back.
01:11:21Enough.
01:11:22Enough.
01:11:24Enough.
01:11:33Nice, nice!
01:11:35How can you fix?
01:11:36Get out of one greater divorce.
01:11:38Money, money, money, money.
01:11:42I got.
01:11:43I got.
01:11:54You got?
01:11:56Who knew I got, didn't you?
01:11:58Never!
01:12:05How much you got?
01:12:10$340.
01:12:13You're a little...
01:12:18Used to be 365.
01:12:20But for the 25 you're borrowed.
01:12:23Well, I already said kardish.
01:12:27We'll keep by enough to start a dancing academy.
01:12:31We're done in the sweatshops, Jack.
01:12:34Fiendish.
01:12:39In the foist.
01:12:41But Govnik will not come home no more whether you say yes or no, Mrs.
01:12:46Or as we say, irregardless.
01:12:48You agree to a divorce, Miss Mamie Fine is giving you $50.
01:12:58You don't agree?
01:13:08No $50.
01:13:09No $50.
01:13:22All right.
01:13:26You got a little one?
01:13:27What can I do?
01:13:35What can I do?
01:13:37What can I do?
01:13:38What can I do?
01:13:43$75.
01:13:44You'll get a new husband one, two, three.
01:13:48Huh?
01:13:49Huh?
01:14:06What kind business we got here, Misses?
01:14:08All right.
01:14:11All right.
01:14:13$100.
01:14:15$100?
01:14:16What am I saying?
01:14:18Well, it's out.
01:14:19I said it.
01:14:20That's all.
01:14:21It's finished.
01:14:22$100.
01:14:23You're a rich lady.
01:14:24Mazel Tov.
01:14:38Mr. Bernstein.
01:14:39It's all right these things.
01:14:41Mr. Kowalski said, for a divorce of women must not look like an old broom.
01:14:58So I go today by the men.
01:14:59Are you going to pay?
01:15:00I cannot pay my board.
01:15:01So I'll call the police man.
01:15:03You got so much money now.
01:15:04What do you need a boarder?
01:15:05I'm going to stay by my uncle.
01:15:06Then?
01:15:07Tonight.
01:15:08Whatever.
01:15:09I'll go.
01:15:11I'll go.
01:15:12I'll go.
01:15:13I'll go.
01:15:14I'll go.
01:15:15I'll go.
01:15:16I'll go.
01:15:17I'll go.
01:15:18I'll go.
01:15:19I'll go.
01:15:20I'll go.
01:15:22I'll go.
01:15:24Mr. Bernstein.
01:15:28You got so much money now.
01:15:29What do you need a boarder?
01:15:31I'll stay by my uncle.
01:15:33Fen?
01:15:35Tonight.
01:15:36Mrs.
01:15:44Have you got some string?
01:16:06Good-bye.
01:16:14Good-bye.
01:16:17Goodbye.
01:16:24And good-bye to the boy.
01:16:31May you have a boy of your own one day.
01:16:34For now, I'm Earl and Kurtzøren.
01:16:40To have a son,
01:16:43a man must have a wife.
01:16:48A wife you can get?
01:16:51The one that I would ask?
01:16:58What if she would say no?
01:17:05What if she would say yes?
01:17:16Mrs.
01:17:18Mrs. what are you doing?
01:17:20I'm saying yes.
01:17:27You're welcome.
01:17:28Yes.
01:17:35She's a woman.
01:17:38She's a woman.
01:17:40She's a woman.
01:17:42Come in.
01:18:12You, uh, got the rabbi's fee?
01:18:21Hmm.
01:18:23They're all together, no installments. We gotta eat too, huh?
01:18:26I got, I got.
01:18:28The witnesses, you got for them also.
01:18:31Hmm.
01:18:33Salman.
01:18:36My brother.
01:18:39Hmm.
01:18:44Hmm.
01:18:45Hmm.
01:18:47Hmm.
01:18:48Hmm.
01:18:49Hmm.
01:18:50Hmm.
01:18:52Hmm.
01:19:01Well, come.
01:19:04Got the help.
01:19:08But.
01:19:16Okay.
01:19:18Hmm.
01:19:20Hmm.
01:19:22Hmm.
01:19:26Hmm.
01:19:29What's your name, my friend?
01:19:39Jake.
01:19:44Janko.
01:19:50Janko.
01:19:54Tattensnummer?
01:19:56Bell.
01:19:58Bero.
01:20:01Ich, Janko Ben Bero,
01:20:06wo es gefind sich jetzt in der Stutt New York
01:20:12zwischen die Teichen East River
01:20:16in Hobson River
01:20:19beim Breg Jam.
01:20:27Bin indebt.
01:20:29Gick, doig.
01:20:30Wim als ob địch der Stuttgart.
01:20:32In den Niempferden und Hallen zu spät.
01:20:35Und die Channels ber直.
01:20:36Ein Wirt.
01:20:37Wenn du dich um die Stuttgart
01:20:40zum gesehen hast,
01:20:41wobeiり mal eine Stuttgart.
01:20:42Wobei der Stuttgart.
01:20:43In den Niemanten schoss der Stuttgart.
01:20:45In den letzten Jungen zurück.
01:20:46Im Klagen.
01:20:47Im Klagen.
01:20:48In den Niemanten.
01:20:49Im Klagen.
01:20:50Im Klagen.
01:20:51Im Klagen.
01:20:524
01:20:533
01:20:554
01:20:565
01:20:576
01:20:587
01:20:598
01:21:0011
01:21:0112
01:21:0212
01:21:0313
01:21:0414
01:21:0615
01:21:0714
01:21:0815
01:21:0915
01:21:1016
01:21:1316
01:21:17You know what?
01:21:19Tom, you're the most sweetest in your heart.
01:21:25You're the most sweetest in your heart.
01:21:29Do you understand?
01:21:37Yes.
01:21:39Yes.
01:21:41Edith, you heard, you heard what you heard,
01:21:47you heard what you heard.
01:21:49With your own, free will.
01:21:54Yes.
01:21:57Here's the henchkies.
01:22:28It's ringing, it's ringing.
01:22:36Hold your hand.
01:22:38What do you want?
01:22:45Tell me, young man.
01:22:49Are...
01:22:51...segitech.
01:22:53Are...segitech.
01:22:56...weyskabli...
01:22:58...weyskabli...
01:23:00...gitech zeh.
01:23:02...gitech zeh.
01:23:04Ivo'y...sehi...
01:23:08...migereches mimeni...
01:23:12...migereches mimeni...
01:23:14...meiachshov...
01:23:16...meiachshov...
01:23:18...viat...
01:23:20...meteres...
01:23:22...lechol...
01:23:24...odam.
01:23:26...lecho...
01:23:27...odam.
01:23:28...odam.
01:23:54So, man.
01:23:56So, man.
01:23:58...gitenk...
01:24:00...die...
01:24:01...twustmest...
01:24:02...chassenhuben...
01:24:03...fahr...
01:24:04...eine...
01:24:05...neinzig...
01:24:06...teeg.
01:24:07...die...
01:24:08...jinger-man...
01:24:09...die...
01:24:10...migs...
01:24:11...hassenhuben...
01:24:12...mafille...
01:24:13...heint.
01:24:14...heint.
01:24:15She's the good...
01:24:16...daughter of Israel...
01:24:17...but...
01:24:18...she could marry...
01:24:19...tomorrow...
01:24:20...but she will wait...
01:24:21...91 days.
01:24:22...so...
01:24:23...she could marry...
01:24:24...tomorrow...
01:24:25...but she will wait...
01:24:26...91 days.
01:24:38She's...
01:24:39...got a suitor?
01:24:41Don't worry...
01:24:42...when it comes...
01:24:43...to the wedding...
01:24:44...I'll call you husband...
01:24:45...he'll make the ceremony.
01:24:47...Selman...
01:24:49...why she shouldn't...
01:24:50...have a suit...
01:24:51...such a beautiful...
01:24:52...young woman...
01:24:53...why she should...
01:24:54...go the vase...
01:24:55...and...
01:24:56...a yeshiva...
01:24:57...brucha...
01:24:58...not a lump...
01:24:59...a host...
01:25:00...like the other one...
01:25:01...he's already...
01:25:02...teaching her little one...
01:25:03...the aleph vase...
01:25:04...a little one?
01:25:06...a shtick...
01:25:07...gold...
01:25:08...can her...
01:25:09...so...
01:25:10...what's the name...
01:25:11...the little one?
01:25:12...yosle...
01:25:13...yosle...
01:25:14...na...
01:25:15...his name...
01:25:16...is Joey.
01:25:34So...
01:25:35...tomorrow...
01:25:36...you go by your boss...
01:25:37...and...
01:25:38...tell him...
01:25:39...you stay with the job, huh?
01:25:41...what about...
01:25:43...potkovnik's dancing academy?
01:25:45Huh...
01:25:46...with what?
01:25:47...your wife skinned us alive...
01:25:49...at a $300...
01:25:50...didn't she?
01:25:53We'll have to start saving...
01:25:54...gold over again...
01:25:55...from the very beginning.
01:26:05Mamie...
01:26:06...must we walk all the way...
01:26:07...to city hall?
01:26:08...by spend...
01:26:09...for our carriage...
01:26:10...but we can go by...
01:26:11...Tight Avenue...
01:26:12...and take the L.
01:26:13...two nickels...
01:26:14...is two nickels...
01:26:15...it's money, ain't it?
01:26:23Are you ashamed...
01:26:24...for people to see us?
01:26:27Mamie...
01:26:29...come on...
01:26:30...what you talking, huh?
01:26:31...this grocery store...
01:26:33...how much rent is he asking?
01:26:34Don't bother your head...
01:26:35...we got plenty left...
01:26:36...may fall down on this street.
01:26:38...you think I can learn...
01:26:39...to sell groceries?
01:26:40...but you will study...
01:26:41...I will sell.
01:26:42...then Mr. Bernstein...
01:26:43...then Mr. Bernstein...
01:26:44...in our store...
01:26:45...should we sell sod and seltzers?
01:26:46...in the hot weather...
01:26:47...people are thirsty...
01:26:48...on the other hand...
01:26:49...such an item...
01:26:50...can be bought...
01:26:51...in the store...
01:26:52...in the store...
01:26:53...we got plenty left...
01:26:54...may fall down on this street.
01:26:55...you think I can learn...
01:26:56...to sell groceries?
01:26:57...and Mr. Bernstein...
01:26:59...in our store...
01:27:00...should we sell sod and seltzers?
01:27:01...in the hot weather...
01:27:02...people are thirsty...
01:27:03...on the other hand...
01:27:04...such an item...
01:27:05...can be bought...
01:27:06...in the streets as well.
01:27:07...that's true.
01:27:08...so we mustn't be...
01:27:09...too quick...
01:27:10...to say this...
01:27:11...or that.
01:27:12...to say this...
01:27:13...or that.
01:27:14...and such an item...
01:27:15...can be bought...
01:27:16...in the streets as well.
01:27:17...that's true.
01:27:18...so we mustn't be...
01:27:19...too quick...
01:27:20...to say this...
01:27:21...or that.
01:27:44...so we'll do it...
01:27:45...robbery...
01:27:46...and...
01:27:47...will fly...
01:27:49...so we'll do it...
01:27:50...we'll do it...
01:27:51...and our work that...
01:27:52...it feels...
01:27:53...poor it's...
01:27:54...ppin...
01:27:55...in the other young boy...
01:27:57... or...
01:27:58...in the other...
01:28:03ORGAN PLAYS
01:28:33ORGAN PLAYS
01:29:03ORGAN PLAYS

Recommended