David Greco, the owner of Mike's Deli and a local impresario, persuaded the other merchants to accept the newcomers.
At the beginning, a local impresario trained up to 50 cholita fighters and toured them around Bolivia and Peru to packed houses.
The movie opens in Sicily, where a local impresario is passionately but vainly at work, undermined by poverty and isolation, and it concludes in Germany, in a spectacular courtroom scene that moves from juridical naturalism to operatic spectacle.
A bit later, Todd Abramson, a local music impresario and the owner of Maxwell's in Hoboken, strolls in.
Although A&M folded prior to releasing Slum's debut album Fan-Tas-Tic, Vol. 1, a retooled version titled Fantastic, Vol. 2 arrived to widespread acclaim through local impresario RJ Rice's Barak Records in 2000.
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Local impresarios, like Adam Theis, the founder of Jazz Mafia, a loose musical collective, are producing soirees that are proving popular among young audiences.
There were many such local impresarios of bloc voting: the uncle of one politician I spoke to defeated Khan in his very first election in 1997; he had now brought, he claimed, a 25-kilometer-long convoy of supporters from his tribe to the rally.
One of the canal's most distinctive sights is a pair of silo-shaped structures, former storage tanks that have been retrofitted as artist studios by a local investor and impresario named David Lefkowitz.
(Fox; Blu-ray/DVD Blu-ray/DVD99; DVD, $29.98; PG-13) TO ROME WITH LOVE Woody Allen presents four stories set in Rome, one involving himself as an opera impresario with an attracombo daughter (Alison Pill) drawn to a local (Flavio Parenti).
The Fillmore's Bronx-bred impresario, the charismatic, volcanically profane Bill Graham, usually paired a local band with a tasty import from L.A. (e.g., the Byrds), Chicago (e.g., Muddy Waters), or New York (e.g., Warhol's Velvet Underground).
