Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-07-29 | Page 3 | Will Play for Radio Fans

WiU Play for , Radio Fans t . . rv ; Ii ! 1 1 jj I Nan Browning, gifted Salt taka pianist, pian-ist, who will givs an hour's wirslsaa concert tonight for K. O. Y. L. Sfl mflflf fe5 OTITtmi Vi fArn Tor Nun Browning; to play again for K. D. Y. L. that shs haa consented to give an hour's concert tonight from 7 to I o'clock. Mlas Browning Is a talented player and has proved conclusively that the notes of the piano ran be broadcasted successfully over the wlreleee. She Is ptanHt for tha Qlen Bros. -Robert a Music company, com-pany, and her friends number hundreds hun-dreds In Bait Lake. Following in a Hat of the selections she will play tonight, tha rntrhlest and latest hits of the day: "Plk Me rp and Lay Ma I town." "Hot Lips." "I Wish T Knew." "Ars You Playing So u a re." 8neu k," "Lonesome) Mamma Hluas. "Kverr Htep," "I Wonder Blue." "Tell Her at Twilight." "That's How I Boll eve in You." "Toiuorrnw Land." "O Pal. Why Don't Yoii Answer Mo?" "Smiting Through" and "Olpsjr Love Song." The latest song and danca records from tha Consolidated Music company will ba broadcasted. Current news, amusement notes and baseball scores aa usual. For Kunday'a sacred concert between be-tween 2 and t o'clock, Hyrum J. Christiansen, well known Ball iJike tenor, will sing several selections, .lames Gilbert acting aa accompanist. A number of sacred records will also be broadcasted.