ra

comes
Connie

Kaldor

An integral part of the
cowboy culture is music and
Connie Kaldor’s style is a
perfect complement to the
tough cowboy world and its
love of sweet country music.
Connie can be likened to no
other — she is a musical law
unto herself, singing her own
hard-hitting and gentle
compositions with a voice
than can be as gritty-as it can
be sweet.

Drawing deeply on her
heritage and her joy of
living, she celebrates to the
fullest the wide open life
style of Western Canada
with her songs.

From the sweet purity of °

Peace River ballads to the
beer-soaked toughness of
the cowboy world, she
leaves her audience en-
thralled and spellbound. She
is a rising star ‘in true
Western Canadian style.

Catch Connie's act on
either April 12 or 13 at 8:30
p.m. in the Studio Theatre.
The Gallery will be open, so
you can take in the Rodco
exhibit and really absorb
that country feelin’.

GETTING
‘BOMBED’
IS DYNAMITE!

“THE GIRL WITH the multi-octaved voice will be a
Tickets are $5 general and $4.50 for students, seniors

; Here

: , ‘House Studio Theatre April 12-13 at 8 p.m.
and Presentation House members.

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