On April 8, 1928, the Granada Theatre, owned and operated by Universal Pictures, opened in Fountain Square.    In 1932, it was the first Indianapolis theater to screen a foreign language film, an Italian picture called, “Tierra Madre.”  The film advertised above, from 1934, was shown in Yiddish with English subtitles.  As has been the case with many of the original theaters in Indianapolis, the Granada closed in 1951.  The G. C. Murphy Department Store took over the space, and the building is now an artists colony.