The Wasp — 1895 — page 459: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **theater and entertainment coverage**, not political satire. It features reviews and photographs of performers in San Francisco productions during what appears to be early 1900s theater season. The content includes: - Photos and commentary on actors like **John J. Raffael** (a Tivoli baritone), **Miss Margaret Craven** (Columbia Theatre), and **Miss Louise Royce** (prima donna soprano) - Reviews of productions including "Arabian Nights" at the Columbia and programming at the Orpheum - Gossipy dialogue between characters "Mrs. Prim" and "Clarke" about attending theater The page demonstrates The Wasp's coverage of local entertainment rather than political commentary. The humor is theatrical and social, focusing on performers' reputations and productions rather than political figures or events.