The Wasp — 1895 — page 479: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **theatrical content**, not political satire. It features photographs and reviews of San Francisco stage productions, including: - **"Through an Opera Glass"**: A column reviewing "Ship Ahoy" at the Tivoli Theatre - **"Young Mrs. Winthrop"**: A Frawley Company production at Columbia Theatre, marking actress Charlotte Nelson's debut - **"Ouida"**: A dramatization at Columbia Theatre, with detailed commentary on cast performances The photographs showcase actors and actresses of the era in costume. The text discusses their talents, stage presence, and the quality of productions—typical entertainment journalism rather than political commentary. This represents **The Wasp's** coverage of San Francisco's robust theatrical scene during this period (appears to be early 1900s).