Typical "ethnic" comedy of the time, which is unacceptable today. A stereotypical Jewish wedding with a bunch of unfunny people telling unfunny jokes. I can't even tell you what this short was about except that the couple got married (she's 37, as they keep reminding us) and the wife left the next day because he doesn't want to work (Uh, isn't that something you would discuss before the wedding, Miss 37 year old???) It ends (or the real ending was chopped off) rather oddly with the groom's friends pointing at him and him doing a soft shoe. Another annoying thing was the random people that kept walking in and out in the background. Were they part of the cast or were they filming this is some banquet hall and they were guests at a real wedding? Just too much confusion here. Another "lost Pathe" film that should have stayed lost.
Review of A Perfect Match
