[78-L] turnover instructions

[Martin Fenton]

One of Stanley Lupino's Decca 78s ends with an uncredited voice saying 
something like, "Are we going to meet this girl?" and Lupino replying, 
"Yes, she's on the other side of the record."

One of the Goons 78s ends with Bluebottle escaping onto the other side 
through the hole in the middle.

(From the LP era, Tony Hancock instructs the listener to turn the record 
over in "Pieces of Hancock" (and at the end of side 2 tells the listener 
to remove the stylus, followed by a long pause, after which he says, 
"There's no more." Meanwhile, "A Song For You" by The Carpenters closes 
side 1 with an elaborate choral piece whose lyrics are "We'll be right 
back after we've gone to the bathroom." This scared the living daylights 
out of me when I first heard it as an infant, which might have had as 
much to do with the ghostly end-of-side distortion on my parents' 
worn-to-death copy as anything else.)

Pardon my being non-specific about the 78s. I don't have the actual 
records to hand at the moment, and can't remember which ones the above 
quotes appear on.

-- 
Mart.