Born on 3 September 1895 in Denver, Colorado, America. Her parents were [angra] meat merchants and owners of a Yiddish theatre in Denver. She learned in college.

After her marriage to Julius Nathanson she began to act with him in English and then debuted in Yiddish as "Sister" in "Dos zise meydl" in Boston under her husband's direction, first during the production of "Di goldene kale (The Golden Bride)", and she then acted as a prima donna. Later she had an opportunity to act as "Yehudit" in "Akosta" (with S. Goldenberg) and "Di prostitutke" in Avrham Shomer's "Eykele mzik" (with Schildkarut). In 1927-8 N. acted at New York's Second Avenue Theatre, in 1928-9 in Philadelphia. In the summer of 1930 she guest-starred with her husband in Argentina, in 1930-31 she acted in Chicago and across the American province. In 1932 she guest-starred with her husband in Europe.

Specialty: Prima donna.
 

M. E. from Julius Nathanson.

Jacob Kirschenbaum -- Neye pnis'er oyf unzer bihne, "Morning Journal", N.Y., 16 March 1928.