 | 1870 - 596 str.
...open by Mr. Dutton ; and bootblack, perceiving the true state of things, ran downstairs, singing, " I'm Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, I feed my horse on pork and beans ; " while Frank, adjusting his coat and cap, related his adventure and produced the... | |
 | Charles William Wooldridge - 1902 - 338 str.
...to the old tune of Captain Jinks, to which the procession kept step while they sang with variations, "I'm Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, I feed my horse on corn and beans, Which used to be beyond the means Of Captain Jinks of the army. * I teach young ladies how to dance,... | |
 | 1909 - 538 str.
...Captain Jinks Arranged by CHARLES E. PRATT 1^±^Е^^Ш №^ 5^3 ЗЕЗЕЗ —V-- 1. I'm Cap- tain Jinks, of the Horse Ma-rines ; I feed my horse on corn and beans, And 2. I joined my corps when twen-ty- one, Of course I thought it cap- i - tal fun ¡When the 3. The... | |
 | Leah Jackson Wolford - 1915 - 348 str.
...cried, Mamma she cried, When I wyoung, Mamma she cried, ‘You're not brought up for the army.' ¿t I'm Captain Jinks of the horse marines. I feed my...beans I know it is beyond my means, But I'm Captain Jiiika of the army. The melody is the same as is given above. ..$ $4 1.. CHAS-3 TH-3 BUPP-AL-O ¿:—... | |
 | Charles Gilman Norris - 1916 - 392 str.
...of his boyhood, when his father had carried him on his shoulders round the library table, singing : "I'm Cap-tain Jinks of the Horse Marines, I feed my horse on corn and beans." But it brought no sense of affection. He could remember many instances when his father had been good... | |
 | 1919 - 460 str.
...How to dance, how to dance; I teach young ladies how to dance, For I'm the pet of the army. Chorus: I'm Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, I feed my horse on corn and beans; And often live beyond my means, Tho' I'm Captain in the army. COME HOME FATHER Father, dear father,... | |
 | Thomas McDonald Rendle - 1919 - 320 str.
...debate, was alluded to in a sermon by Henry Ward Beecher, and was performed on bands all over the States. "I'm Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, I feed my horse on corn and beans, Which, of course, is a great deal beyond the means Of a Captain in the Army ! " Not much in this to... | |
 | James Claude Elsom, Blanche Mathilde Trilling - 1919 - 322 str.
...part. Music is in two parts, A and B. The dance accompanies the words of the song as indicated below. I'm Captain Jinks of the horse marines. I feed my horse on corn and beans. Dancers walk joyously and briskly clockwise around the circle, letting the arms swing easily. 4 meas.... | |
 | Maud Jennie Lombard - 1924 - 224 str.
...Г j: FF * " Ponnation. A single oirole, facing clockwise, girls in front of boys. I. Measures 1-4. "I'm Captain Jinks of the horse marines, i feed my horse on corn and beans," Dancers walk joyously and briskly around the circle, letting the arms swing easily» Measures 5-8.... | |
 | Monica R. Wild, Doris E. White - 1924 - 460 str.
...8 skipping steps, moving clockwise. Captain Jinks PPP 4 i m ^ ni Arr. GVN fine m * a i2 DC 16 I am Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, I feed my horse on corn and beans, And swing the ladies in their teens, For that's the style in the army. I teach the ladies how to dance,... | |
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... I'm Cap-tain Jinks of the Horse Ma-rines, I feed my horse on corn and beans And Fine swing the la - dies in their teens For that's the style in the ar - my. 
