@article{433702,
      note = {Originally released as amotion picture in 1933.},
      author = {Cooper, Merian C. and Cukor, George, and Mason, Sarah Y.,  and Heerman, Victor, and Hepburn, Katharine, and Bennett,  Joan, and Lukas, Paul, and Oliver, Edna May, and Parker,  Jean. and Dee, Frances, and Stephenson, Henry, and  Montgomery, Douglass, and Byington, Spring, and Hinds,  Samuel S., and Alcott, Louisa May,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/433702},
      title = {Little women [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Turner Entertainment Co. ;},
      abstract = {This tale centers on the March household: mother "Marmee"  and her four daughters; Meg, Amy, Beth and Jo, and  chronicles this New England family's joys and tribulations  during the Civil War. The girls are committed to "showing  father proud," father being a minister gone off to meet the  spiritual needs of Yankee soldiers at war. Buoyed by their  mother, the girls learn the meaning of giving and sacrifice  with a jollity that may be off-putting to jaded 21st  century viewers, especially when faced with the March girls  presenting a "play" in their living room to the delight of  invited neighbors and the consternation of one cantankerous  but lovable aunt. The girls' placid lives are disrupted  when one sibling falls ill, and the story becomes as real  as life, at its most joyful and painful.},
      recid = {433702},
      pages = {1 videodisc (115 min.) :},
      address = {[United States] :},
      year = {2005},
}