The Wasp — 1895 — page 391: what you’re looking at

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This page is primarily **theatre criticism and gossip**, not political satire. It reviews San Francisco Bay Area theatrical performances circa early 1900s. The main content includes: - **"Tivoli Opera House"** review praising Meyer Cohen (baritone) and new performances - Discussion of **Columbia Theatre's** new venue and Frawley's company production of "Captain Swift" - Commentary on **Mrs. Langtry's** American tour contract - Brief notes on San Francisco performances including Hoyt's plays and Willie Boy The images show **theatrical scenes**: one appears to be a portrait (possibly Meyer Cohen), the other shows a dramatic stage scene labeled "A Scene from 'Humpty Dumpty.'" This is **entertainment journalism**, not political cartooning—The Wasp functioned as a theatrical and cultural magazine covering local performance venues and actors.