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Abie's Irish Rose
Abie's Irish Rose,comedy by Anne Nichols, produced in 1922. Its sentimental plot is concerned with the love of a Jewish youth and an Irish girl in New York's Lower East Side. The play is credited with being one of the most popular ever produced in the U.S., having had a New York run of 2327 performances.
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