According to information from M.l. Kuper, B. in 1922 arrived in Newark, New Jersey, where she participated in Yiddish productions, staged by M. Provatiner, supported by Branch 55 of the Workmen's Circle.

For a short time, B. lived in Boston and later lived over in Montreal.

All efforts to gain biographical data about her have not succeeded. In any encyclopedia or lexicon, there is no word about her. Also the publisher Bloch, which had issued her translations, have no biographical information about her.

B. translated into English a series of Yiddish one-acters, which were published in two volumes. The first volume was published in 1923 in the "Stewart Kidd Company" publishing house in Cincinnati, and contains ""Shampanier" from Y. L. Peretz, "Mother and Son" by F. Halpern, "Der fremder", the "Shney-shturm", and "Ven bleter faln" by Peretz Hirshbein, and "Dos eybike lid" by Mark Anrstein. The second volume, which was published in "Bloch Publishing Company", New York, 1929, contains "Prologue" by Moishe Nadir, "Bebele" and "Eynzame veltn" by Peretz Hirshbein, "Nokh kburh" by Yitzhak Leybush Peretz, [Gute] "Brider" by Avraham Reyzen, "S'a lign" by Sholem Aleichem [the according error lists as author F. Bimko], "Frimorgn" and "Di shvester" by Yitzhak Leybush Peretz.

If we should literally accept her dedication, the first volume is dedicated to her mother Rachel Blank, and the second volume her brother, Dr. Bernard Kaufman.

Sh. E. from M. Kuper and Zalmen Kershteyn.