Anne Nichols
Biography
Anne Nichols was a renowned American playwright, best known for penning the farcical comedy Abie's Irish Rose, which holds the record for the longest run in Broadway theater history. Born on November 26, 1891, in Dales Mill, Georgia, she drew inspiration from her own tumultuous marriage to an Irish Catholic, as well as her strict Baptist upbringing. Her work also led to a notable court case against Universal Studios.