Streets of New York

Idealistic Jimmy arrives in 1930s New York City with dreams of becoming a lawyer. He runs a newsstand and cares for a group of boys, including a disabled boy named Gimpy. While he tries to live by the example of his hero Abraham Lincoln, he faces conflict with a local gang leader and his own estranged gangster brother. A compassionate judge sees his potential, offering him guidance and support through the city's harsh realities.