Collection number: UA 22/36
Size:
(1 item)
(0.05 cu.ft.)
About S. Anthony Caldwell
S. Anthony “Tony” Caldwell received an AB degree at Columbia University in 1952, an MA at Columbia in 1953 and a PhD at Harvard in 1968. He joined the UNH English department in 1957. He was considered a guiding force in the development of humanities courses and in 1965 he received a Danforth grant which allowed him to concentration on work in that area. He was promoted to Assistant professor with tenure in 1968 and to Associate professor of English and Humanities in 1975. He lived with his wife Jean and three sons in Dover, NH. In addition to his work at UNH, he was involved with local church and dramatic groups. He was in the process of writing a play when he suffered extensive injuries in an automobile accident while on a trip to Scotland. He died from his injuries on June 28, 1977.
About The Good Minute
This is a typed draft of Caldwell’s play, “The Good Minute.” In his author’s note he states “In its present form, this play is probably too long for two actors and an audience to sustain. I estimate that its playing time exceeds two hours and fifteen minutes. But I cannot begin surgery until I know better what it succeeds and fails for others. I welcome your comments.”
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], The Good Minute, 1977, UA 22/36, Milne Special Collections and Archives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA.
