They Sing For Their Living -- Two men who sing for their living find the paths crossing in the London night. And old busker, tattered and down at heel, in the only costume he can use for his singing, is heard by Tino Rossi, the French concert star, now at the Picddilly. And Tino, with the appreciation of a fellow-artist, drops a coin in the hat. For it is strictly understood among singers in the street that you do not give money as a charity-offering but as a reward for the pleasure given by a man's work. October 23, 1950. (Photo by Daily Mirror).