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City of Contrasts (1931)
A portrait of New York during the depression, with views of Manhattan from boats and scenes of the lights of Broadway and what goes on in nightclubs.
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A portrait of New York during the depression, with views of Manhattan from boats and scenes of the lights of Broadway and what goes on in nightclubs.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:12/31/1931
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Runtime:25 minutes
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