Yes, some browsers will read it with spaces, but it is not a standard that is acceptable to all browsers. A space in IE will be changed to '%20' without the quotes, which is the equivilent of a space in another browser.
Flash cannot read spaces in urls imported into it either, what you'll find is you end up causing problems. Flash can read '%20' as a space, but not an actual space. It also varies on the flash version being used by the browser, not all browsers have the ability to read spaces.
So, you end up with 3 options.. use am underscore, no space at all or replace all spaces with %20 (but that looks messy).
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