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Leading lady
'''Leading lady''' is an informal term for the [[actor|actress]] who plays a secondary lead ...dy of the theatre' in their time. Similarly, Mary Pickford was called the 'leading lady' of the cinema.

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Leading lady/Approval

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Leading lady/Definition

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Leading lady
'''Leading lady''' is an informal term for the [[actor|actress]] who plays a secondary lead ...dy of the theatre' in their time. Similarly, Mary Pickford was called the 'leading lady' of the cinema.

984 bytes (165 words) - 17:38, 29 January 2008
Leading actor/Related Articles
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Olivia de Havilland
...was a British-American [[acting|actress]] and one of the last surviving [[leading lady|leading ladies]] of the golden age of [[Hollywood]] film. Born in [[Tokyo]

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London Calling!
...tre Quarterly'' 39:37 ISSN 0266-464X</ref> [[West End theatre|West End]]'s leading lady Gertrude Lawrence made her singing debut with Coward's musical works, an as

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Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
* [[Leading lady]]

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Mission San Juan Capistrano
...ame="stern63">Stern and Miller, p. 63</ref> On January 7, 1911 the film's leading lady, silent film star Mary Pickford, secretly wed fellow actor Owen Moore in th

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