What is another word for Mary Pickford?
Pronunciation: [mˈe͡əɹi pˈɪkfəd] (IPA) 
Mary Pickford was an iconic figure in the early 1900s, credited with pioneering the rise of the Hollywood film industry. Synonyms for this influential actress and producer include "America's Sweetheart," a title bestowed upon her by the press, as well as "The Girl with the Curls" and "Little Mary," both of which allude to her youthful appearance and bobbed hairstyle. Pickford's approach to acting was also innovative for its time, earning her the monikers "The First Lady of American Cinema" and "Queen of the Movies." Despite the range of titles attributed to her, it is widely agreed that Mary Pickford left an indelible mark on the history of film.
