Tucked away in a part of the Eixample Dreta you are never likely to visit otherwise, Gelonch is starting to draw a crowd for the way he captures the essence of the "modernist" category.
As I stood in the penthouse's sprawling main room, where the ceilings reach 13 feet near the undulating windows that fan out from west to east, I realized these sky-high rentals could draw a crowd for their truly spectacular views alone.
Hingis won the singles title at Flushing Meadows way back in her standout year of 1997, and her match with Hantuchova was a big draw for the crowd.
A week before, Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, the fourth major Democrat running for mayor, drew quite a crowd to promote a new report by his office -- confirming a similar study issued several years back by his office -- that teenagers in the city have a hard time finding work.
Lenny Dykstra has been out of baseball for more than a decade, but he can still draw a crowd, at least for his memorabilia.
But it has always been hard to draw a crowd here for anything but a Bruce Springsteen concert.
College nights were always the biggest draw for my crowd at the time, but the club also acted as host for a variety of fundraisers, community events, birthday parties.
M.L.S. Adu Draws a Crowd for MetroStars The MetroStars have sold nearly 22,000 tickets for Saturday afternoon's home opener against Freddy Adu and D.C. United and expect a crowd of about 30,000.
UK melodic rockers You Me at Six have two top 5 albums to their name but drew the short straw of competing for a crowd with headliners Metallica.
At the Jazz Standard on Wednesday, he drew a crowd for both sets, making the evening a productive if imperfect showcase for his own contemporary designs.
