Item title reads: "New York - The Struggle to Get Home - when the tube men struck, was just as arduous a task as over here!"
New York, United States of America (USA).
LS. Good traffic scenes shows crowded sidewalks, trams, buses and cars. MS. Crowded open top buses passing. LS. Overhead of crowds at tram terminal. MS. Woman being pushed head first into tram window. MS. Trams passing, passengers on roof and hanging on sides. LS. Crowds in streets- raining.
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