Opened on Christmas day of 1907. Considered immediately as a work worthy of all expectations for the modernity of the general setting and for the elegance and accuracy of the details. The palace by the architects Viviani-Ghiberti born as amateur dramatic theatre the big hall was articulated with two galleries, a stalls and a big stage. The majesty of the building is underlined by the impressive female statues located on the pilasters at the entrance, realized by the sculptor Romeo Rahtmann (then he will realize also those of the Polacco House in Corso Italia). In the façade pilasters and the stone architraves decorated with flower patterns mark the square and rectangular openings of the windows.