Luks puts a positive spin on the Lower East Side by showing two young girls dancing in The Spielers, which is a type of dance among working-class immigrants; despite the poverty, children dance on the street. He looks for the joy and beauty in the life of the poor rather than the tragedy.
In Luks' portrayal, the Lower East Side is characterized by the resilience and joy of its residents, particularly children who continue to dance on the street despite poverty. This highlights Luks' emphasis on finding beauty in the lives of those struggling.