The Wasp — 1896 — page 184: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is **primarily advertising** for San Francisco theaters and entertainment venues from March 1906. The masthead shows "The Wasp" with decorative "Glimpses of Stage" artwork. The only cartoon element visible is at the top left—a stylized theatrical illustration labeled "Glimpses of Stage" showing performers in period costume, apparently promoting stage productions rather than making political satire. The rest of the page contains theater listings and ads for: - Baldwin Theatre (Frederick Warde in "King Lear") - Columbia Theatre - Tivoli Opera House - Orpheum Theatre - Moresco's Opera House - Grove's Alcazar - California Jockey Club races - Various restaurants This appears to be an **entertainment/arts section** rather than a satirical editorial page, reflecting San Francisco's active theatrical scene in early 1906.