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spectacular act involving a woman and a man, her dog and his
horse (a real one !), and Charlie, the man in the crowd, who
will save the show and her man'. In this act, the audience
will face the reverse side of the artist's existence: her
pinching shoes..., his quietness when assisting her..., and
the big black horse, assisting the assistant. Fortunately,
Charlie is always there, he is her help and stay, her noble
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How little this man knew, that very morning, when drinking
coffee with his misses, that he would be capable of this exploit:
being a hero, the one who straightens out all unhappy events
- up to the glorious finale, when her man' and Charlie triumph
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