Shoppers, commuters, trolleys and other traffic crowd Broadway and the streets of East Village in New York City.

The transcript describes a bustling city that never loses its political excitement, even during hard times like the depression. It highlights the vibrant atmosphere of New York under Jimmy Walker's leadership, where people sought enjoyment despite challenges.

What does the text suggest about the city's political excitement?

What role did Jimmy Walker play in the city's atmosphere?

How did the city manage to remain vibrant during hard times?

Describe the overall mood of the city as depicted in the text.

What does the phrase 'good times usually got the green light' imply?