@article{349980,
      recid = {349980},
      author = {Abbott, George, and Donen, Stanley. and Adler, Richard,  and Ross, Jerry, and Hunter, Tab, and Verdon, Gwen. and  Walston, Ray, and Brown, Russ, and Bolin, Shannon. and  Frey, Nathaniel. and Komack, Jimmie. and Allen, Rae. and  Shafer, Robert K., and Stapleton, Jean, and Linville,  Albert. and Brisson, Frederick, and Griffith, Robert E. and  Prince, Harold, and Wallop, Douglass,},
      title = {"Damn Yankees" [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Warner Bros. Pictures :},
      address = {Burbank, CA :},
      pages = {1 videodisc (111 min.) :},
      year = {2004},
      note = {Based upon the play "Damn Yankees", book by George Abbott  and Douglass Wallop; from Douglas Wallop's novel "The year  the Yankees lost the pennant," music and lyrics by Richard  Adler and Jerry Ross; produced by Brisson, Griffith, and  Prince.},
      abstract = {What if you could help your favorite team win the pennant?   And what if you got to be the star of that team?  For  lifelong Washington Senators fan Joe Boyd that dream comes  true when after seeing his team lose yet again, he rashly  declares that he would sell his soul to the devil to see  his team beat the Yankees.  The Devil goes by Mr. Applegate  now, and he agrees that Joe--a one-time baseball  standout--will play for the Senators and help them reach  the promised land.   But Joe persuades Applegate to give  him an escape clause, should he dislike his new identity.   Applegate declares that he can back out at any time before  the last game of the season--if he plays in the final game,  he'll belong to the Devil. Featuring members of the  original Broadway cast (Tab Hunter was not in the original  cast).},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/349980},
}