F. was born on 8 August 1888 in Warsaw, Poland, to well-to-do parents, who passed away when she was very young.

She became enamored with her father, the actor Herman Feinstein; she went with him later into Kompaneyets' troupe in Dubel where she was a chorus singer, and after a few days she debuted already as "Reyzele" in Moshe Richter's "Hertsele miukhs[?]."

After performing in Misha German's troupe, where she acted in soubrette roles, a little later crossing over to mother roles, she created a series of types and characters in operettas, as well as in dramatic repertoire.

After her marriage to conductor and composer David Beigelman, she settled in Lodz, where she acted year-round in the troupes of Kaminski, Zandberg, Adler-Serotsky and later in various member troupes.

In a span covering many years, she acted in Lodz and had the opportunity to act with the guest stars Moskowitz, Feinman, Lobel, Thomashefsky, Kessler, Silbert, and later with the younger generation guest-stars, such as Molly Picon et al.

F. also participated in the production of Gordin's "The Slaughter" in Russia.