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GET THE HUBER HABIT! October, November, December 2018 THE HUBER HEADLINER Facebook - Huber Opera House 157 East High Street [email protected] Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Phone: 419-542-9553 THE HUBER OPERA HOUSE And CIVIC CENTER, INC. 157 East High Street Hicksville, Ohio 43526 FREE - Take One GET THE HUBER HABIT - CALENDAR October 11-14 “MUSIC MAN” - Box Social, 6:00 Friday only ursday, Friday, Saturday performance 7:00 Sunday performance 2:30 November 2-3 “MAMMA MIA” - Dinner 7:00, Show 8:00 November 4 “MAMMA MIA” 2:00 - CC Banks Productions November 9 Wine Tasting 7:00-10:00 November 15-18 Hicksville Elementary Show “ELF, JR.” November 24 “FESTIVAL OF WREATHS”/“HUBER HOT SPOT” Noon to 6:00 Nov. 30-Dec.1 “THE 1940 RADIO HOUR” - Dinner 6:00, Show 7:00 December 2 “THE 1940 RADIO HOUR” - Show only 2:30 December 9 Dance Dolls “NUTS AND CRACKERS” 2:30 December 14 Hicksville High School Choir December 16 Movie - “IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE” 3:00 December 20 Antwerp Band December 22 Siberian Solstice December 31 “ROCKIN’ EVE with THE WANNABEES” 7:00-1:00am ababababababababababababababababababab is newsletter brought to you by. . . Tribune Printing, Inc. Publishers of The News-Tribune 147 E. High St., Hicksville, OH 419-542-7764 Full Service Custom Printing Business Forms - Envelopes - Business Cards - and more Full line of promotional items available for any need www.tribune.espwebsite.com ababababababababababababababababababab October 11,12,13 @ 7:00pm October 14 @ 2:30pm Tickets: 419-542-9553 www.huberoperahouse.org O ere’s trouble in River City! When smooth-talking con man Harold Hill ar- rives in a small tight-knit town in Iowa, he expects to dupe the residents with his elaborate moneymaking scheme. Despite his complete lack of musical lit- eracy, he will convince everyone that he is a brilliant bandleader and recruit all the boys in town to form a band, pocketing the cash for instruments and uniforms. e problem? Some of the town members, especially the stern li- brarian, Marian Paroo, don’t quite buy Harold’s story. As Harold struggles to keep his scheme afloat, he also finds himself increasingly attached to the townspeople, who have all experienced positive change since Harold came to town. Complicating matter even more, Harold is also falling head-over-heels for the beautiful Marion. We are having a ‘box sociable supper’ at 6pm, before the Friday, Oc- tober 12th performance of the show “THE MUSIC MAN”. Cost for this box meal will be $15.00 and all proceeds will be put toward the final balance due on the exterior wall repair. e supper will consist of: ham salad (Sailer’s) on a mini sub bun, potato salad, baked beans, fried pie (from Turnover Creations), ice cream, and ‘soſt’ drinks - lemonade, iced tea, water. Supper will be in the community room. Reservations needed for the supper (deadline October 10th). ere will be some special guests in attendance, too! You are welcome to dress in costumes from 1912, to go along with “THE MUSIC MAN” theme. BOX SOCIABLE SUPPER e 3rd annual Huber Wine Tasting fundraiser will be Friday, November 9 from 7-10pm by reservation only, available at the Huber office. Once again, sponsored by Slattery Oil, this promises to be a sold-out event with de- licious food by Crackerjack Ca- tering and music by Joe Justice Live! Items will be available for silent auction! (Recently, a raffle was held, tickets sold quickly, and Jon Diehl was the lucky winner! ank you to Josh and Steve Metz of e Ammo Can for donating the Remington 870 shotgun.) Call the Huber office at 419-542- 9553 for your $35 admission ticket, available only to adults age 21 or over. If you wish to sponsor the event or donate an item or service for the silent auction, please contact the office. Presented by Slattery Oil Music by Joe Justice Live Hors d’oeuvres by Crackerjack Catering Silent Auction $35 per person – only 125 tickets sold Must be reserved by November 2, 2018 2018 Wine Tasting Fundraising Event November 9, 2018 7:00 - 10:00pm Jon Diehl receiving his gun from Josh Metz.
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GET THE
HUBER HABIT!
October, November, December 2018
THE HUBERHEADLINER
Facebook - Huber Opera House157 East High Street [email protected], Ohio 43526 Phone: 419-542-9553
THE HUBER OPERA HOUSEAnd CIVIC CENTER, INC.
157 East High StreetHicksville, Ohio 43526
FREE - Take OneGET THE HUBER HABIT - CALENDAR
October 11-14 “MUSIC MAN” - Box Social, 6:00 Friday only Thursday, Friday, Saturday performance 7:00 Sunday performance 2:30November 2-3 “MAMMA MIA” - Dinner 7:00, Show 8:00November 4 “MAMMA MIA” 2:00 - CC Banks ProductionsNovember 9 Wine Tasting 7:00-10:00November 15-18 Hicksville Elementary Show “ELF, JR.”November 24 “FESTIVAL OF WREATHS”/“HUBER HOT SPOT” Noon to 6:00Nov. 30-Dec.1 “THE 1940 RADIO HOUR” - Dinner 6:00, Show 7:00December 2 “THE 1940 RADIO HOUR” - Show only 2:30December 9 Dance Dolls “NUTS AND CRACKERS” 2:30December 14 Hicksville High School ChoirDecember 16 Movie - “IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE” 3:00December 20 Antwerp BandDecember 22 Siberian SolsticeDecember 31 “ROCKIN’ EVE with THE WANNABEES” 7:00-1:00am
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October 11,12,13 @ 7:00pmOctober 14 @ 2:30pmTickets: 419-542-9553
www.huberoperahouse.org
The Huber Opera House Opera Lane Performers
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October 11,12,13 @ 7:00pmOctober 14 @ 2:30pmTickets: 419-542-9553
www.huberoperahouse.org
The Huber Opera House Opera Lane Performers
PresenT
There’s trouble in River City! When smooth-talking con man Harold Hill ar-rives in a small tight-knit town in Iowa, he expects to dupe the residents with his elaborate moneymaking scheme. Despite his complete lack of musical lit-eracy, he will convince everyone that he is a brilliant bandleader and recruit all the boys in town to form a band, pocketing the cash for instruments and uniforms. The problem? Some of the town members, especially the stern li-brarian, Marian Paroo, don’t quite buy Harold’s story. As Harold struggles to keep his scheme afloat, he also finds himself increasingly attached to the townspeople, who have all experienced positive change since Harold came to town. Complicating matter even more, Harold is also falling head-over-heels for the beautiful Marion.
We are having a ‘box sociable supper’ at 6pm, before the Friday, Oc-tober 12th performance of the show “THE MUSIC MAN”. Cost for
this box meal will be $15.00 and all proceeds will be put toward the final balance due on the exterior wall repair. The supper will consist of: ham salad (Sailer’s) on a mini sub bun, potato salad, baked beans, fried pie (from Turnover Creations), ice cream, and ‘soft’ drinks - lemonade, iced tea, water. Supper will be in the community room. Reservations needed for the supper (deadline October 10th). There will be some special guests in attendance, too! You are welcome to dress in costumes from 1912, to go along with “THE MUSIC MAN” theme.
BOX SOCIABLE SUPPER
The 3rd annual Huber Wine Tasting fundraiser will be Friday, November 9 from 7-10pm by reservation only, available at the Huber office. Once again, sponsored by Slattery Oil, this promises to be a sold-out event with de-licious food by Crackerjack Ca-tering and music by Joe Justice Live! Items will be available for silent auction! (Recently, a raffle was held, tickets sold quickly, and Jon Diehl was the lucky winner!
Thank you to Josh and Steve Metz of The Ammo Can for donating the Remington 870 shotgun.) Call the Huber office at 419-542-9553 for your $35 admission ticket, available only to adults age 21 or over. If you wish to sponsor the event or donate an item or service for the silent auction, please contact the office.
157 East High Street • Hicksville, Ohio 43526(419) 542-9553
huberoperahouse.org
Must be 21 or older to attendTickets available only through the Huber office. Knowledgeable people available to assist you
in wine and food pairings
Office Hours are:Monday and Friday 9:00 to 12:00 noon.
Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 to 3:00 closed 12-1 for lunchCall 419-542-9553. Leave message for a return phone call.
2018Wine Tasting Fundraising Event
November 9, 20187:00 - 10:00pm
Presented by Slattery OilMusic by Joe Justice Live
Hors d’oeuvres by Crackerjack CateringSilent Auction
$35 per person – only 125 tickets soldMust be reserved by November 2, 2018
Silent
Auction
157 East High Street • Hicksville, Ohio 43526(419) 542-9553
huberoperahouse.org
Must be 21 or older to attendTickets available only through the Huber office. Knowledgeable people available to assist you
in wine and food pairings
Office Hours are:Monday and Friday 9:00 to 12:00 noon.
Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 to 3:00 closed 12-1 for lunchCall 419-542-9553. Leave message for a return phone call.
2018Wine Tasting Fundraising Event
November 9, 20187:00 - 10:00pm
Presented by Slattery OilMusic by Joe Justice Live
Hors d’oeuvres by Crackerjack CateringSilent Auction
$35 per person – only 125 tickets soldMust be reserved by November 2, 2018
Silent
Auction
Jon Diehl receiving his gun from Josh Metz.
The Huber has a group who organized specifically to help raise money for the Huber wall fund and this group organized the Dr. Allen Hilbert reception to kick off the campaign! Dr. Hilbert has been a driving force for the Huber’s con-tinued progress since sav-ing it from destruction in 1999 and was the honoree for the wall campaign. His family was present to meet
friends who have generously donated financial support that day and ever since. The wall is complete and the campaign has raised $125,800 of the final total amount of $134,800 for the restoration. Also available for wall support are T-shirts, bricks for the Opera Lane sidewalk in the front, and balcony seats, with all proceeds going to the wall fund. Stop in to the Huber office to sponsor a brick or balcony seat or to purchase a T-shirt. Remember, your do-nations are tax deductible, since the Huber is non-profit 501(c)3.
On Saturday, November 24, the Huber will be hosting a revival of its annual “Festival of Wreaths” from noon to 6:00pm. This event will be brimmed with vendors, food, and entertainment, with a contest for the best decorated wreaths. Local talent will provide on-stage entertainment as you browse the wreaths and vote for your favorites. Admission will be $3 per person (children under 12 are free). The Holiday Hot Spot will also be set up in the community rooms and lobbies for your shopping pleasure. Vendors will be ready to assist you with your gift list and include: Lu-laRoe, Steeped Tea, DH Goldsmith, Color Street, Pure Romance, Usbourne Books, Scentsy, Dis-covery Toys, and others. Hot sandwiches and chips will be sold in the concessions stand along with our other offerings. Entry forms for the wreaths and additional information about the day can be found on the Huber website. Email [email protected], call the Huber at 419-542-9553, or stop in at the Huber office.
Help Support the Huber Opera House While Christmas Shopping
Now when you shop on Amazon, they will donate to the Huber Opera House. Just follow these simple steps:1. Go to smile.amazon.com2. In the organization search field, type “Huber Opera House”. The Huber information will be displayed.3. Then log in with your Amazon User ID and Password. If you don’t have an Amazon account, you will need to create one. Then start shopping!4. Amazon will donate 0.5% of each purchase to the Huber.
Check your order for Huber Opera HouseThank you very much!!!
Anyone who has cast iron radiators to dispose of, please get in touch with Kenny Rodocker, 419-
487-0342, or leave a message on the Huber Opera House phone at 419-542-9553. They might be use-
able while renovating the Huber. Thank you.
We’ll Take Your Used Radiators
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*CASTING CALL* ~Saturday, October 27th 10:00am to Noon~ ~Sunday, October 28th 2:00pm to 4:00pm~
(At The Huber Opera House and Civic Center, Hicksville, Ohio)
One Performance Only: Saturday, February 9, 2019
We are looking for the following singing, dancing, and skit acts: SINGERS: DANCERS: Andrews Sisters Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers Frank Sinatra (young) Ann Miller Danny Kaye Cyd Charisse Roy Rogers Gene Kelley Judy Garland (young) Bill “Bojangles” Robinson Shirley Temple (teen) The Golden Gate Quartet IMPERSONATORS (SKITS): Louis Armstrong Marx Bros Bud Abbot & Lou Costello Bing Crosby Bob Hope Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy Doris Day Jack Benny Charlie Chaplin Peggy Lee Orson Wells Mickey Rooney (young) Red Skelton George Burns & Gracie Allen Jimmy Durante
Please contact Hope Owens for an audition packet or any questions. You may text (419) 890-5917 or email: [email protected]
If you cannot make audition times, you may mail a DVD video of your audition to:
The Huber Opera House and Civic Center, 157 E. High St., Hicksville, OH 43526 *Deadline for DVD submissions: October 27, 2018*
A different time is evoked in this marvelously theatrical and winning show, a live broadcast of the Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade from the Hotel Astor’s Algonquin Room on December 21, 1942. The spirit of that bygone era when the world was at war and pop music meant “Strike Up the Band” and “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” (both are in this show) is accurately captured as the harassed producer copes with a drunk lead singer, the delivery boy who wants a chance in front of the mike, the second banana who dreams of singing a ballad, and the trumpet-playing sound effects man who chooses a fighter plane over Glenn Miller. November 30 & December 1 - Dinner 6:30, Show 7:30; December 2 - Show only 2:30
“Huber Canteen” to be presented Feb-ruary 9. 2019. One performance only. See poster for singing, dancing, and skit acts. For additional information, contact Hope Owens at 419-890-5917 or email [email protected].
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To finish the interior wall repair, the Huber is holding a gun raffle to raise the money. Tickets are available from various board members, oth-ers interested in helping, and also at the office.
Please contact the office for information on how to purchase a ticket and have a chance to
win this commemorative rifle!
Commemorative Huber AR-15 RifleAll proceeds to the Huber wall restoration
Drawing will take place November 9, 2018 at
Name _______________________________
Address _____________________________
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Phone ______________________________$20.00 per ticket
Huber Raffle 11/09/18<<A>> <<A>>
2018Wine Tasting Fundraising Event
Special Thanks to Rich Farr & Tribune PrintingWinner will be notified. Need not be present to win.
It’s time to celebrate another year, 2019 is almost here!
The Wannabees, along with a special guest, will be Rockin’ New Year’s Eve at the Huber Opera House and
Civic Center again! Last year was such a success and great evening full of awesome music, dancing, food, midnight champagne toast, and more to ring in the new year. All
proceeds will once again benefit the Huber Opera House. Stay tuned for more information to come! Watch Face-
book for the event and details. Tickets will be available at the end of October.
Rockin’ New Year’s Eve with The WannabeesMonday, December 31 7:30pm-1:00amMust be 21. BYOBTickets are $50 per person. Limited number available!
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Thank you NEWS-TRIBUNE staff for all you have done for the Huber Opera House & Civic Center, Inc. during the year 2018.
You all are awesome!!!
Thank you to D.J. Stevenson for the laptop for the Huber office!!
Remember to check out the items available from Boon Supply. The Huber will receive 50%
of all sales. Details can be found on the Hu-ber website. Call or email the Huber for more
information.
The Dance DollsProudly present our 3rd Annual Holiday Program
“NUTS & CRACKERS”December 9, 2018
MOVIE“It’s a Wonderful Life”December 16 at 3:00
$2.00 DonationFree popcorn
A Trans-Siberian Orchestra Tribute
by “Siberian Solstice”
Saturday, December 22 at 7:00pmDoors open at 6:30pm
Sponsored by:Jim Schmidt Family of Dealerships
St. John Lutheran Church
