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leading lady
(redirected from leading ladies)

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Noun1.leading lady - actress who plays the leading female role
actress - a female actor
Translations
leading lady n (THEAT) → primera actriz f
leading lady n (Theat) → vedette (fĂ©minine)
leading lady leading n (Theat) → Hauptdarstellerin f
leading lady n (THEAT) → prima attrice


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7 -- 9 -- color) This trio of leading ladies brought welcome bursts of color to the red-carpet runway Monday night.
From his rough beginnings as the sun of a coal miner who committed suicide when Keel was a young boy, to his first "big break" courtesy of Oscar Hammerstein II when he was cast in the role of Billy Bigelow in the Broadway production of Carousel, to his American film debut and unsteady personal life, affairs with Hollywood's leading ladies, and three marriages.
Interviews with leading ladies in jazz detail the ups and downs female musicians face in a male-dominated profession.
 
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