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Fiddler on the Roof - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Chava reads a book
  2. Tevye talks to God
  3. A character mentions leaving Anatevka
  4. Someone sings while working
  5. Tevye breaks the fourth wall
  6. Matchmaker scene
  7. Fiddler appears on the roof
  8. A bottle dance
  9. Yente, the matchmaker, makes an appearance
  10. Perchik and Hodel's love story progresses
  11. Tevye sings about his daughters
  12. A reference to the czar or Russia
  13. The village debates changes
  14. The villagers discuss a new arrival or event
  15. Dream sequence with Grandma Tzeitel
  16. Tzeitel and Motel express their love
  17. Tevye sings "Tradition"
  18. Motel stands up for himself
  19. The fiddler reappears during a pivotal moment
  20. "If I Were a Rich Man" performance
  21. Tevye talks about his horse
  22. Tzeitel and Motel's wedding preparations
  23. "To Life" dance number
  24. A mention of pogroms or anti-Semitism
  25. Wedding celebration
  26. Golde worries about her daughters
  27. The family prepares for Sabbath dinner
  28. The entire village comes together for a celebration
  29. Perchik challenges tradition
  30. The sewing circle gossip
  31. Tevye dances with his daughters
  32. Chava interacts with Fyedka
  33. Hodel leaves for Siberia
  34. Anatevka mentioned
  35. Tevye's philosophical monologue
  36. A humorous scene involving Tevye and Golde
  37. Lazar Wolf!
  38. Chava is disowned
  39. "Sunrise, Sunset" song
  40. The Sabbath is observed
  41. Tevye's internal conflict about tradition