Doris Garland Anderson was the married name of a white English woman who married American Black playwright Garland Anderson. Anderson's play "Appearances" was the first serious play by a Black writer produced on Broadway, debuting in 1925. It ran for 23 performances and then moved to London. Mrs. Anderson recounts her experiences in America and abroad as half of a "mixed" marriage.
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