Person Detail: Maxwell Anderson

General Information:
Full Name: Maxwell Anderson
Biography: (1888-1959) Playwright, screenwriter. Broadway successes "What Price Glory?" (1924), co-written with Laurence Stallings, "Elizabeth the Queen" (1930), "Mary of Scotland" (1930), etc.
Author's Timeline:
1888		(Unknown) County Maxwell Anderson was born in Atlantic, Pennsylvania in 1888.
1924		(Unknown) County What Price Glory? Play co-written with Laurence Stallings.
1927		(Unknown) County Saturday's Children Play.
1930		(Unknown) County Elizabeth the Queen Historical drama.
1930		(Unknown) County Mary of Scotland Historical drama.
1933		(Unknown) County Both Your Houses Winner of a 1933 Pulitzer Prize.
1934		(Unknown) County Valley Forge Drama.
1935		(Unknown) County Winterset
1936		(Unknown) County High Tor Verse.
1937		(Unknown) County The Star Wagon Play.
1938		(Unknown) County Knickerbocker Holiday Musical on which Anderson collaborated with Kurt Weill.
1947		(Unknown) County Joan of Lorraine Historical drama.
1948		(Unknown) County Key Largo Play.
1948		(Unknown) County Anne of the Thousand Days Historical drama.
1949		(Unknown) County Lost in the Stars Musical on which Anderson collaborated with Kurt Weill.
1951		(Unknown) County Barefoot in Athens Historical drama.
1954		(Unknown) County The Bad Seed Play.
1959		(Unknown) County Maxwell Anderson died in 1959 in Stamford, Connecticut.
?		Rockland County Anderson was a long-time resident of New City, New York.
?		Cattaraugus County Unknown