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The Choir made heuir second trip to America in 1935. They gave several concerts in New York with great succes. The boys were familiar with Paris and used to big cities. New York Cty with its skyscrapers wereca fantastic experience for the boys. Some enjoyed rollar skating on New York City sidewalks which was recorded in a famous photograph. Rollar skating was a popular boys' actibity in France. The boys are wearing their blue sweaters and shorts, but not the white knee socks they began wearing after World War II.
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