"Harper Valley PTA" film adaptations

Target entity: "Harper Valley PTA" film adaptations
Context triple: [Harper Valley PTA (cover artists and others, various), relatedTo, "Harper Valley PTA" film adaptations]

• A. The Little Old Lady from Pasadena
  "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena" is a 1964 hot-rod rock song by Jan and Dean that became a classic of Southern California car culture.
• B. The Nance
  The Nance is a Broadway play by Douglas Carter Beane that explores the life and struggles of a gay burlesque performer in 1930s New York.
• C. Harry and the Hendersons
  Harry and the Hendersons is a 1987 family comedy film about a suburban family that befriends a gentle Sasquatch, with John Lithgow starring as the father.
• D. film "Where the Boys Are"
  The film "Where the Boys Are" is a 1960 romantic comedy about four college women vacationing in Fort Lauderdale during spring break, widely regarded as a landmark teen movie that helped popularize spring break culture in American cinema.
• E. The Woman Who Sings (film)
  The Woman Who Sings is a 1978 Soviet musical drama film loosely based on the life and career of iconic singer Alla Pugacheva.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: "Harper Valley PTA" film adaptations
Target entity description: "Harper Valley PTA" film adaptations are screen versions of the popular country song’s story about a small-town widow confronting the hypocrisy of her local parent-teacher association.

• A. The Little Old Lady from Pasadena
  "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena" is a 1964 hot-rod rock song by Jan and Dean that became a classic of Southern California car culture.
• B. The Nance
  The Nance is a Broadway play by Douglas Carter Beane that explores the life and struggles of a gay burlesque performer in 1930s New York.
• C. Harry and the Hendersons
  Harry and the Hendersons is a 1987 family comedy film about a suburban family that befriends a gentle Sasquatch, with John Lithgow starring as the father.
• D. film "Where the Boys Are"
  The film "Where the Boys Are" is a 1960 romantic comedy about four college women vacationing in Fort Lauderdale during spring break, widely regarded as a landmark teen movie that helped popularize spring break culture in American cinema.
• E. The Woman Who Sings (film)
  The Woman Who Sings is a 1978 Soviet musical drama film loosely based on the life and career of iconic singer Alla Pugacheva.
• F. None of above. chosen