[1][2] At fourteen, Fuchs joined the chorus of Sigmund Mogulesko’s company in Odessa after auditioning—she went unpaid for four months.
She later acted with Naphtali Goldfaden’s troupe, where she had a salary and was typecast as mother characters.
After her marriage to fellow actor Max Abramowitz, who she met while travelling with the troupe, the pair toured Russia.
In 1886, she went to the United States with Mogulesko and played with many Yiddish companies, gaining roles in many films produced in America.
[1][2] In 1927, aged sixty-two, Abramowitz signed a contract to play a leading role at the Yiddish Art Theatre.