Born in Warsaw, Poland. Mother -- a midwife. Her sister -- a costumer in a theatre. She began as a chorister, later going over to roles, especially after her marriage to actor Aaron Eisenberg. 

In June 1927 she acted as "Ophelia" in Shakespeare's "Hamlet" with Moshe Lipman in Lodz. In 1935 she acted in the "Eldorado" in Warsaw, in 1939 she acted in the "Skala" Theatre (direction -- S. Ribo) in the play "A Crazy World" by Kh. Sandler and Sh. Berman. Later in the same year she began a tour across Poland under the direction of Rose Shoshana and Morris Lampe (with Jacob Fisher, Sonia Broderzon, Sheftel Zak, L. Shriftzetser, R. Shoshana, Berta Veyshof, Morris Lampe et al), which was interrupted by the outbreak of the Second World War. About her efforts to save and come to her second husband, the actor L. Kasviner in Lemberg, it was told in detail by by the actress and writer R. Shoshana in her book "In feyer un flamen."

Soon with the German bombardment of Warsaw, she and Eisenberg's son was shot and we had him koym, a difficult wound, exhausted from behind the ruins. She, together with her and Kosviner's small child, Lucy, hat with Shoshana, Lampe, under the hail of the German bombs, and she alertly escaped the German's Shantazhirdne Poles. "Smugglers", who constantly gave them money, wandered to the Russian border, in order to save herself. After a long poverty, fine(?) and alarm, she came with her children to Bialystok, from there she wandered further under exceptionally difficult conditions to Lemberg.