~g to<br >been<br >:han<br >a/k-<br >CHAPTER ONE<br >E<br >ven then buildings were tall and the<br >narrow streets were filled with a mix of<br >horses， buggies， cars， poles， tracks， wires and<br >vendors hawking a variety of goods. People<br >in the streets were a tangle of foreign accents<br >and diverse appearances. Great ships and<br >small boats maneuvered through the harbors<br >and rivers. There was smoke and pollution.<br > Things haven t changed much since<br > 1919.<br > The Hippodrome was one of those<br >buildings that New Yorkers were smugly<br >proud of. It had 5，697 seats. There were<br >nights when sweat， smoke and screams<br >boiled-over， out of the building and into the<br >alleys and avenues as athletic events of seem-<br >13<br ><br >
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