PAGE A8 National WAL-MART WORKER DIES After SHimpers Trample Him Just five minutes before the doors to a Wal-Mart in Valley Stream, N.Y., were set to open, a crowd of 2,000 Black Friday shoppers started crushing against the sliding glass doors, the police said.
Then the theater's side doors opened, and a crowd of people entered from outside, wearing raincoats, caps and kerchiefs.
The 300,000-square-foot store, just outside Moscow's city limits in Khimki, opened to a crowd of more than 37,000 on March 22.
(Some of them quoted Lynn Barber's newspaper piece: "Is It All a Fix?") At 6 45, the doors opened and a crowd of guests — artists and art-world dignitaries — flowed into the party, where waiters stood with trays of cocktails provided by Gordon's Gin, the prize's sponsor.
Over the weekend the Lowline Lab, an experiment in underground growing, opened to a crowd of more than 2,500.
The store, in the 1001 North San Fernando Road center anchored by Henry's Farmers Market, opened to a crowd of curious shoppers and Burbank Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors on Friday.
The park was not open, but a crowd of people was waiting outside for the show when the collapse occurred.
For the first game of this series, on Monday, only the lower deck was open and a crowd of 15,327 showed up.
The event has become so popular with bargain-hunting art lovers that people start camping out days in advance; the doors open to a crowd of hundreds.
The blood ran down the walls of the Oval Office and stained the Presidential seal and at the open windows a crowd of cheering, anonymous well-wishers pressed in.
Dressed in a U.S. Soccer windbreaker and sweat pants, her auburn hair pulled back into a tight pony tail, Ellis was sitting outside a first-floor conference room at a Newport Beach hotel when the doors swung open, disgorging a crowd of men in coats and ties and women in smart business suits.
