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This Day In Buster…October 14, 1932 “Sidewalks of New York,” with the title “Gadens Drenge,” opens in Denmark. Meaning “Boys of the Street.”

This Day In Buster…October 14, 1932 “Sidewalks of New York,” with the title “Gadens Drenge,” opens in Denmark. Meaning “Boys of the Street.”

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