Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines

1916

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Anna Murdock and Richard Travers in Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (1916)

Robert Carrolton Jinks and his companions form a marching club to boost the presidential campaign for General Grant. They design fantastic costumes and set the club in an uproar when they ap... Read allRobert Carrolton Jinks and his companions form a marching club to boost the presidential campaign for General Grant. They design fantastic costumes and set the club in an uproar when they appear in them. Jinks is made captain of the marching club and dubbed "Captain Jinks of the ... Read allRobert Carrolton Jinks and his companions form a marching club to boost the presidential campaign for General Grant. They design fantastic costumes and set the club in an uproar when they appear in them. Jinks is made captain of the marching club and dubbed "Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines." While discussing plans for the campaign Jinks sees a bill poster pasting u... Read all

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Richard Travers

Robert Carrolton Jinks
(as Richard C. Travers)

Anna Murdock

Aurelia, Madame Trentoni
(as Ann Murdock)

Jon Junior

Gussie von Volkenburg
(as John Junior)

Edmund Cobb

Charlie La Martine
(as Edmund F. Cobb)

Camille D'Arcy

Mrs. Greenborough

Laura Frankenfield

Mrs. Jinks

Ernest Maupain

Prof. Belliarti

Bruce Kent

Pete, the bellboy

Charles J. Stine

Band Leader
(as Charles Stine)

Director
- Fred E. Wright
Writer
- Clyde Fitch
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Based on the hit play of the same name, the comedy, starring H. Reeves Smith as "Jinks" and Ethel Barrymore as "Madam Trentoni," debuted at the Garrick Theatre on Broadway on 4 Feb 1901 and ran for a respectable 168 performances before closing the following June. It reopened briefly in that fall and enjoyed two less successful revivals in 1907 and 1938. The play was originally produced by Charles Frohman, a legendary figure on Broadway who had died in the sinking of the Lusitania on May 7, 1915 at age 64.