Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-30
R. LEVINE BUYS
 HAUBER THEATRE
 FOR VAUDEVILLE
0. c. 'Hauber Completes 5 Years of Success by
 Sale of House

0. c. Hauber yesterday sold the Hauber theatre to Rudolph Lewinefo, consideration of approximately s25,. OOO. The purchaser will take charge as soon as necessary enlargements and addition to the stage can be made. anG VIII begin operation of the playhouse as a vaudeville and movie theatre or November 19, presenting attractions of the Majestic circuit and one reel Of good pictures at each performance The billing for the first half of the week of November Is comprises Sill bic and Little in Politics, Patter and Parodies;" Charles Rogers & com pany in a farce comedy, "The Movie Man." Hugo Lutgen, "The Swedish i Billy Sunday" and the Dudley trio in moonlight acrobatics. The bill will be changed twice week, and MT. Le- wine announces that a first-class four. piece orchestra will be engaged.
 Carpenters will start today on the work of enlarging the stage, build ing a scenery loft and making other alterations which will permit of the presentation at the Hauber of any le- gitimate show by a company of ordi- nary size. The work will not interfere with the shows, which will continue without interruption.
 "We propose to give Pine Bluff amusement-seekers the very best en- tertainment that is obtainable," said MT. Levine last night.
 Hauber to Remain Here.
 O. c. Hauber has no intention of leaving Pine Bluff, as he considers it town offering the young man of az gressiveness, energy and ordinary abil- | ity better opportunities that are to be found elsewhere. And MT. Hauber's success justifies him in this belief For in exactly five years-yesterday completed the fifth year of his resi- dence in Pine Bluff-he has acquired holdings which he disposed of for ap- proximately $25,O0O; investments which will bring him an income suffici' ent to put him in the income tax pay ing class, reputation as a good citi- zen and bsuiness man that stands him in good stead, and last in the emu meration, but first in MT. Hauber's af- lection and estimate of value, an at tractive and helpful wife. Three years ago MT. Hauber won the hand anc heart of Miss Lucille Green, and she is loyal helpmeet and counsellor. With part of the cash that he received as part payment for his the. atre, MT. Hauber purchased a $1 1,O0( Liberty bond, increasing his holdings oi these securities.
 "I feel now," he said last night "That if Pm called to the colors needn't plead "a dependent wife I've arranged my affairs in such shape tha i my wife will be provided for, and tht arrangement is so simple that she car easily manage our affairs without my aid. is necessary. Of course, my frs thought has been that I should frs see that my wife would be provided for"
 i MT. Hauber was not talking for pub |lication when he made this remark, bu the sentimental loyalty to country and wife-displayed is so noble tha
 rightfullv it has place in this stor! of an Ohio boys five years of sue
 cess in Pine Bluff.
 Mr. Hauber arrived in Pine Bluff o7
 October 30. 1912, and started tn ! Amuse-U theatre. His progress wa
 not without obstacles, but his, perse
 verance and energy were equal to ev .,
 ery difficulty. He made success wit
 the Amuse-U, and about two year
 ago determined to launch 9 bigger an better house. He leased the bulldln' ? at the southeast corner, of Secono am Pine, and established the Hauoer tnea ire. which was opened IS months az: That he achieved further success :, demonstrated by the terms of the sal , concluded yesterday.