L. was born on 4 February 1878 in Lodz, Poland. Her father was a tailor, a musician who used to study with his two daughters (the others -- the late actress Regina Lyubarotovska. Biography in the second volume of the "Lexicon of the Yiddish Theatre", pp. 1012-13) various melodies.

Through actor David Fakhler, who heard her sing, L. was taken into the chorus of his troupe, which performed in Bzhezshin (Brzeziny). Then L. entered into the chorus of the Kaminski-Herman Berman and Trilling, who had performed in Lodz in a small garden with an open stage (on Konstantinergasse), and here she also received small roles.

L. toured in the province with a troupe (Tshizhik, Trontshik, Bleifeld), which performed across various cities of Poland in the shops of the feyerlesher states, etc. Later she toured with the troupe of Rose Arnstein (Yablonski, Shliferstein, Grinstein, Glickman, Keyzerovitsh et al.), and with the troupe under the direction of Julius Oskar (Kutner, Yakubovitsh, Glikman, et al.), acting in the second roles in operetta repertoire. Initially in a provincial troupe (L. Rabinovitsh, her sister Regina Lyubartovska, Max Brin, M. Myodovnik, Yakov Perlman et al.), which performed in Bendzin, and L. went over to prima donna roles.

In 1905 the troupe disbanded and L. entered into the Lodz Apollo Theatre (Julius Adler, Titelman, Silberkasten, Rabinovitsh, et al.),