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PAGE 22 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 Kristine Bogyo Tom Elliott ©HOTElo : ;/ Wednesday, June 19 7:00 p.m. In June, 1935, Stanley Chadder acquired the Hotel from the Royal Bank who had used it as a Bank and had rented it out to the Waterloo Men‘s Club. | We hope to see you all there! 4 KING ST. N. (Corner of King and Erb Sts.) WATERLOO UE C PEC C en CELEBRATION Join us in our Celebration. Kâ€"W Chamber Music Society presâ€" ents cellist Kristine Bogyo at the Music Room tonight, then follows with its Sounds of Summer concert Friday featuring bassoonist Tom Elliott, soprano Margaret Elligsen Hull, and pianist Sylvia Hunter. Tonight‘s concert is at 8 p.m. while Friday‘s will begin at a special 9 p.m. time to avoid ambient noise problems and allow patrons to enjoy other Sounds of Summer events. Both Chamber concerts are $10 with stu/sen. $7, and tickets may be ordered through usual outlets or by calling 886â€"1673. Born in Budapest, Hungary, Bogyo grew up in Montreal where she attended the Conservatoire. She continued studies in the U.S. with the great Janos Starker and with Bernard Greenhouse of the famed Beaux Arts Trio. She has appeared with many orchestras, including the Montreal S$.0., in numerous solo and chamber music recitals in Canada and the U.S., and at festival engagements and numerous CBC broadcasts. Sounds of Summer at Chamber concert Of the Birthday Revenue will be donated to the BIG BROTHERS of Waterioo Region 2oR o0 ysaâ€"] u2 _ / LiFOsp® . P1Â¥ a11 111 2CE More recently, she has appeared in the principal cello chair of the Kâ€"W Symphony Orchestra several times in the past season, notably in the Wagner concert with Jon Vickers April 22â€"3. The wellâ€"known Kitchener soâ€" prano Margaret Elligsen Hull joins with Tom Elliott, principal bassoon of the Hamilton PhilhalIlonic Orâ€" chestra, and Sylva Hunter, Brantâ€" ford freeâ€"lance musician, to present the Chamber Music Society‘s conâ€" tribution to Sounds of Summer. The unusual program offers two rare works for paino, bassoon, and soprano: Leslie Mann‘s Canadaâ€" Council commissioned ‘"‘Weep You No More, Sad Fountains‘" (Seven Songs on Elizabethan Poems), and Emmanuel Chabrier‘s “L'lnv”ation au voyage." Additionally, Elliott undertakes the unusual feat of performing one of the Bach Suites for Unaccompaâ€" nied Cello on the bassoon. Other works on the program are for bassoon and piano, by Benâ€"Haim, Damase, Duclos, and Kuprevich. lt WATERLOO gwtu""‘ t 1k 1. â€" L 2 Sylivia Hunter Margaret Elligsen Hull june han Hay 401 & 24 656.4 30 D.ARRYL :.* GODNGS HELD OVER ENTERTAINMENT PHONE §79â€"0740 2 shows nightly _ _ _ 7p.m. and 9:15p.m. e t t e es es MAT. SUN. AT 2 P.M WARNING : VIOLENCE ‘HORROR NUDITY HE CAN FLY A JET RACE A CAR AND OUTSMART A COMPUTER ( THE GOVERNMENT CREATED HIM AND NOW THEY WANT HIM DESTROYED PLCTURES STARTS FRIDAY THE 2 shows nightly at 7 and 9:20 Matinee Sunday at 2 p.m.