What was a colloquial term for the area of 28th Street in lower Manhattan where composers and “song pluggers” produced and promoted popular songs?

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The question asks for the colloquial term used for the area of 28th Street in lower Manhattan where composers and “song pluggers” produced and promoted popular songs.
Option 1: Tin Pan Alley. This is the recognized nickname for that district and historical hub of popular music publishing and promotion in New York City, fitting exactly with the description about song composers and song pluggers.
Option 2: Vaudeville. While Vaudeville was a popular entertainment circuit in that era, it refers to a variety show format and venues, not a geographic area associated with song publishing and promotion.
Option 3: Auburn. Auburn is a city name with no connection to the Manhattan music-publishing area in question, so it does not fit the given description.
Option 4: Mississippi Delta. The Mississippi Delta is a distinct geographic and cultural region known for blues music, not the Manhattan district linked to early popular song publishing.
In summary, the term that best matches the described center of early popular music activity in New York is the one that identifies the specific district on 28th Street, separate from entertainment circuits, unrelated towns, or regional blues sheers.

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