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It is winter, 1898, of the Empire Theatre in Portsmouth on the south coast of England.

The 800-seater is packed tonight, with punters each having paid a few pennies to be entertained

by an array of musical acts.

At the side of the stage stands a slight young boy, not yet ten.

He has porcelain skin, black hair and huge puppy dog eyes.

Nervously, he peeps out at the audience in their plush blue velvet seats.

On the stage is a coquettish young woman trilling a body song, throwing her arms out as she sings.

The boy, though, is captivated more by the attention the rowdy crowd is lavishing

on the performer than on the act itself.

The audience heaves with laughter at every double on tundra, each performed with a nudge

and a wink.

Amid their whooping and cheering, some join in the chorus and a few even get up to dance.

But the boy knows not every act enjoys such a reception.

Just moments earlier, the magician stomped past him after being booed off the stage.

Now the song builds to its crescendo.

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