1911年12月29日，阿波斯托尔·P·帕帕多波尔（Apostol P Papadopol）申请在加拉茨多姆尼亚斯卡街（Domneasca Street）卡瓦略蒂（Cavaliotti）旁建造新剧院的许可。阿波斯托尔·帕帕多波尔是加拉茨的富商，在城内及县内拥有多座重要建筑，曾任参议院议员，1897年获“罗马尼亚王冠”勋章，1902年获“罗马尼亚之星”勋章。但他最重要的是，他是一位伟大的慈善家，以向加拉茨市政厅、当地医院和罗马尼亚科学院捐赠大量房产和巨额资金而闻名。
1914年帕帕多波尔去世后，房产归伊万·D·普罗德罗姆（Ioan D. Prodrom）所有，他是帕帕多波尔的近亲，也是他的前商业伙伴。他后来成为加拉茨市长和县长，罗马尼亚参议员，本人也是一位成功的商人。在他的领导下，这座建筑以奥迪恩剧院的形式融入了加拉茨的文化生活，并迅速成为这座城市的主要景点之一。“奥迪恩剧院——加拉茨这座温润优雅的剧院——可以出租用于戏剧表演、演出、文学会议甚至舞会”，这是拉杜·沃尔布拉（Radu Volbura）在1930-1931年编辑的《加拉茨市年鉴》中对这座建筑的描述。当时的主要电影作品都在这里上映，当时的条件相当时尚：“一楼有两个正厅和一个预留区域，分别是舞台和乐队演奏区。夹层是为富豪们准备的包厢，包厢之间用墙隔开，以保护他们的隐私和舒适。阳台只设在东侧，而天花板、包厢和舞台区域过去都装饰着美丽的植物和拟人图案。如今，同样的图案仍然装饰着经过翻新的正面，焕然一新，美不胜收。
在共产党强行接管后，剧院更名为“共和国电影院”，如今加拉茨的大多数人都记住了这个名字。
如今，这座建筑仍然保留着原有的建筑元素，正面经过全面翻新，内部仍在等待着焕然一新的发展，它或许会像以前一样，成为电影院或剧院，或许会变成全新的场所，比如餐厅或活动大厅。”或文化中心。
On December 29 th 1911, Apostol P Papadopol requested a construction permit for the development of a new theater in Galati, on Domneasca Street, next to Cavaliotti. Apostol Papadopol was a walthy merchant of Galati, owner of several important buildings in the city and also all around the county, former Senate Representative, decorated with “The Crown of Romania” in 1897 and with “The Star of Romania” in 1902. But above all he was a great philanthropist and was known for donating plenty of his properties and large amounts of money to the City Hall of Galati, to the local hospitals and to the Romanian Academy.
After his death in 1914, the property goes into the possession of Ioan D. Prodrom, a close relative and a former business partner of Papadopol. Future mayor of Galati and future head of the county, senator of Romania and a prosperous businessman himself. Under his ownership, the building enters the cultural life of Galati as Odeon Theater and quickly becomes one of the major atractions of the city.
“Odeon Theater – the moist elegant theater in Galati – can be rented for theater plays, shows, literary meetings or even balls” , this is how the building is described in the 1930-1931 “ Annuary of the city of Galati” edited by Radu Volbura. Here the major movie productions of those times were played and the conditions were quite hip for that time: “At the ground floor there were two stalls and a reserved area, the scene and the area for the orchestra. At the mezzanine there were the boxes for the very wealthy, separated by walls meant to protect their privacy and comfort. The balconies were only placed on the eastern side, while the ceiling , the boxes and the scene area used to have beautiful decorations with vegetal and antropomorphic motifs. The same motifs decorate the main façade even now, freshly and beautifully renovated.
After the communist forced takeover, the theater changed its name to “Cinema Republica”, the name that most of the people of today’s Galati remember it by.
Today the building still has the original architectural elements, with a a façade that is fully renovated and an interior that is still waiting to get a new life as a cinema or theater as it once was, or to be transformed into something totally new, as a restaurant, events hall or cultural center.
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