Long before Carol Channing strutted down the steps of the Harmonia Gardens, "Dolly Gallagher Levi" was using her guile to nurture love, spread wealth like manure, and snag a husband for herself. In Wilder’s timeless romantic comedy The Matchmaker, mistaken identities, inappropriate hook-ups, and the constraints of class combine to prove that all the money in the world can’t buy happiness. But even the smallest dose of Dolly can transform a skinflint into a Romeo and a hapless clerk into the King of Yonkers.