[DOC] [TLE] Maxwell Anderson - Wikipedia [PAR] James Maxwell Anderson (December 15, 1888  February 28, 1959) was an 
American ... He wrote his first play, White Desert, in 1923; it ran only twelve 
performances, but was well-reviewed by the ... who collaborated with him on his 
next play, What Price Glory?, which was successfully produced in 1924 in New 
York City. [DOC] [TLE] Studying Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] he now does opera .... absurdist; painter turned playwright; wrote on Feminist 
issues; one play was Fefu and ..... co-wrote What Price Glory with Laurence 
Stallings ... Winterset. by Maxwell Anderson first winner of the New York Drama 
Critics'... [DOC] [TLE] Maxwell Anderson | Biography & History | AllMusic [PAR] He graduated from the University of North Dakota in 1911, and completed his ... 
himself, he scored a hit by co-writing the WWI comedy What Price Glory in 1924, 
and ... the highly successful and acclaimed contemporary tragedy Winterset, 
which was based ... Anderson wrote the book and lyrics, and although the play 
was a... [DOC] [TLE] Maxwell Anderson (1888 - 1959) - imagi-nation.com [PAR] When Anderson wrote his first play, White Desert, he wrote it in verse because he 
... on What Price Glory?, a World War I comedy which he was co-authoring with ... 
Unlike his earlier attempt at contemporary verse drama, Winterset was a huge... [DOC] [TLE] Maxwell Anderson - Biography - IMDb [PAR] John Wick co-director reportedly wanted for Deadpool 2 ... Turning his interest to 
the theater, he wrote his first play in 1923. ... Stallings chose Maxwell as his 
collaborator on his World War One play "What Price Glory? ... were written in 
verse, and they typically touch on social and moral problems, such as "Winterset" 
(1935),... [DOC] [TLE] UND Alumni Association & Foundation - The Critics' Choice [PAR] Eighty years ago, in the fall of 1935, Anderson's Winterset debuted, believed by 
many to be his ... He also was a co-founder of The Measure: A Journal of Poetry. 
... the World War I comedy-drama What Price Glory, written with fellow New York 
World ... The fact that he wrote two plays and opened a third in the same year is 
an... [DOC] [TLE] A Forgotten Playwright | randall smoot [PAR] Dec 15, 2015 ... (the WWI play that he cowrote with Laurence Stallings in 1924), and the ... 
Thousand Days (1948), Both Your Houses (1933), What Price Glory? ... He wrote 
a ton. And, during his career, he was produced everywhere and widely admired. 
His early blank verse play  Winterset (1935), loosely based on the... [DOC] [TLE] On Maxwell Anderson | Travalanche [PAR] Dec 15, 2013 ... It would be an easier hook, though, if he ALWAYS wrote in blank verse. ... his 
1924 Broadway hit What Price Glory? , co-written with Laurence Stallings. ... In 
1935 he wrote what I think is his best play Winterset, a play in blank... [DOC] [TLE] Maxwell Anderson property for sale in New City - The Journal News [PAR] Jun 17, 2016 ... Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, journalist wrote in rustic retreat, listed for $399
K ... productive period during which he wrote an astounding 39 plays, 28 of which
, ... Anderson wrote "Key Largo," "What Price Glory," "Winterset," as well as the ..... 
Hundreds take part in 'Lindsey's Run' for slain Delaware co-ed. [DOC] [TLE] TACT - The Actors Company Theatre [PAR] With the success of What Price Glory? behind him, Anderson began a long and ... 
He co-wrote the screenplay for the war drama All Quiet on the Western Front ... 
several of his plays, including Winterset and Key Largo (1939) for the screen. [DOC] [TLE] randallsmoot | randall smoot | Page 7 [PAR] ... of the Thousand Days (1948), Both Your Houses (1933), What Price Glory? (
the

Question: He wrote the play "Winterset" & co-wrote "What Price Glory?"
Answer: Maxwell Anderson