Bill Caldwell: Carthage's Karl Hackett classic Western villain
For some reason, Hollywood villains always seemed to have a mustache. In silent movie days, it was a handlebar mustache the villain could twirl after he tied the heroine to
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For some reason, Hollywood villains always seemed to have a mustache. In silent movie days, it was a handlebar mustache the villain could twirl after he tied the heroine to
The event's pre-COVID format usually started with a cocktail reception for hundreds in a private home, but the Engels and the CHS folks decided to take a more sensible route. The guest list was restricted to major donors, who would come to the Engels' — masked — for socially distanced cocktails on the covered terrace, where tables were distanced and seating at half or less capacity. The event was staged over two nights to for optimum social distancing. After cocktails, guests were seated for a five-course dinner-and-wine pairing curated and prepared by the Everglades Club's executive...