At the instigation of Dean Tarek, a new cultural house was built in 1934, mainly with the money of the Food and Credit Cooperative, which had been the pride of the Abrahamic people for many decades and which had no competition in the wider area. The cultural house mainly featured theaters practiced by young people organized in Omladin and the SOKOL Abrahám sports club.
At the instigation of Dean Tarek, a new cultural house was built in 1934, mainly with the money of the Food and Credit Cooperative, which had been the pride of the Abrahamic people for many decades and which had no competition in the wider area. The cultural house mainly featured theaters practiced by young people organized in Omladin and the SOKOL Abrahám sports club.
The hall was 27 m long and 8 m wide. The stage deserves special attention. Dean Tarek was several times in the Bratislava National Theater and observed the technical classification of the local stage, which he then realized in Abraham. The stage was all electrified, with spotlights, underlights, flashes, dimming, automatic pull-out and pull-out of curtains and scenery.
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