Maxwell Anderson

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Big Show	big show 510325 judy holliday, carmen miranda
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (104) saturday's children	1936-10-26
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (132) mary of scotland	1937-05-10
chase and sanborn hour, the	guest alice brady	1938-01-23
cavalcade of america, the	valley forge	1940-10-09
Great Plays	great plays the american theater 1920 40	1941-03-23
cavalcade of america, the	ode to a nightingale	1941-04-07
free company, the	the miracle of the danube	1941-04-27
cavalcade of america, the	so red the rose	1941-11-24
cavalcade of america, the	valley forge	1942-01-05
this is war	your navy	1942-02-28
Bob Hope Pepsodent	bob hope preview	1942-04-13
cavalcade of america, the	valley forge	1944-10-09
matinee theater	elizabeth the queen	1944-12-17
Eternal Light	eternal light (0137) valley forge (some dropout)	1947-06-29
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (678) key largo	1949-11-28
hallmark playhouse	valley forge	1951-02-22
cavalcade of america, the	the fields are green	1951-10-09
best plays	winterset	1952-06-08
best plays	best plays (17) high tor	1952-10-17
best plays	best plays (19) elizabeth the queen	1952-11-09
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (831) high tor	1953-06-01
CBS Radio Workshop	cbs radio workshop (63) carlotta's serape	1957-04-14

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Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey 12/15/1888; died 2/28/1959 in Stamford, Connecticut. Began his career on the editorial staff at New York's Globe newspaper (1918-1924). Pulitzer Prize for Both Your Houses (1933).

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Writer of What Price Glory (filmed in 1927) that the NBC radio program Captain Flagg And Sergeant Quirt was based on (1941-1942). Writer for The Free Company on CBS-Radio (1941).

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Writer of the play, "Saturday's Children," that was adapted to the first telecast of the Lux Video Theatre on CBS-TV 10/2/1950. Writer of "Winterset" presented on The Celanese Theatre for ABC-TV (1951). Script judge for Kraft Television Theatre's contest for original scripts on NBC-TV (1956-57).

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Maxwell Anderson

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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