Blood Pressure

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"Blood Pressure" is a short story by Damon Runyon that provided the narrative basis for the musical "Guys and Dolls."

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instanceOf person
short story
stage musical
author Damon Runyon NERFINISHED
basedOn Blood Pressure NERFINISHED
The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
fictionalUniverse Damon Runyon New York underworld stories NERFINISHED
genre crime fiction
humorous fiction
short fiction
hasCharacterType Broadway gamblers
small-time crooks
tough-talking New Yorkers
hasHumorStyle deadpan humor
hasNarrativeElementsInCommonWith The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown NERFINISHED
hasTheme New York underworld life
gambling
romantic entanglements
influenced book of the musical Guys and Dolls
language English
narrativeBasisFor Guys and Dolls NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person narrator
notableWork Blood Pressure NERFINISHED
occupation writer
partOf Damon Runyon’s Broadway stories corpus NERFINISHED
publicationType magazine short story
setting New York City
style Runyonese

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Guys and Dolls basedOn Blood Pressure