Sam B. Jacobson

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Sam B. Jacobson
Sam B. Jacobson as a lieutenant during World War I
Born	July 4, 1893 Brooklyn, New York
Died	December 31, 1946 (age 53) Catskill, New York
Nationality	American
Occupation(s)	Film editor and producer
Known for	Editing Frank Buck’s second movie, Wild Cargo
Spouse	Never married

Sam B. Jacobson (born July 4, 1893, Brooklyn, New York; died December 31, 1946, Catskill, New York, age 53) was the editor of Frank Buck’s second film, Wild Cargo.^[1]