K. was born in 1873 in Grodno, Polish Lithuania.

She was the sister of Yiddish actor Louis Kremer. As a child she came to America and became a Yiddish actress. In 1909 she acted in Yiddish vaudeville theatre. She acted with Adler and Kessler, and in 1922-1923 together with her brother in the Grand Theatre.

When she performed in English in the play with a Yiddish content, "Abie's Irish Rose", K. was engaged to perform in the role of "Mrs. Cohen," Abie's mother, and K. performed the role more than 2,500 times. K. also performed the role in the film. She traveled to perform in a new English play "Abie's Children," but on 15 October 1930, when she was at home, in honor of Simchas Torah, together with her family, entertaining with her beloved songs, she had a heart attack and passed away.

K. was a member of the Yiddish Actors' Union, and active with the Hebrew Theatrical Guild. She was brought to her eternal rest at Washington Cemetery (in Brooklyn, N.Y. -- ed.)

Sh.E. from Louis Goldstein.

• Necrology in the Yiddish Press.