Sam Honigberg (1911-2007) was once an associate editor of Billboard Magazine and then later head of a department for Frederick Brothers Artists Corp.[1] He was also a publicist who represented acts such as George Gobel, Bob Newhart, Steve Allen and the Leave It to Beaver series.
[3] He was a longtime friend of entertainer George Gobel who had also worked for as his publicity man.
He spent ten years with the magazine, where he worked at both the New York City and Chicago offices.
In his final year there he worked on the magazine's night club, cocktail and vaudeville departments.
In 1943, he left to take up a position at Frederick Brothers Artists Corp in the act dept, replacing a role vacated by Freddy Williamson.