The Wasp, 1895 · page 521 of 1100
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This page from *The Wasp* is primarily theatrical gossip and entertainment news rather than political satire. It discusses several stage performers and productions of the era: **Mdle. Marie Engle** is profiled as an accomplished American prima donna performing at the Tivoli "Amorita." **Miss Helen Kelleher** is noted as a debut actress at the Columbia Theatre, with commentary that her Christian faith and church involvement caused "sensation in the church circle"—suggesting social scrutiny of actresses' moral standing. **Miss Charlotte Neilson** is mocked for rejecting a role, with a humorous anecdote about her manager's $250 "loss." **Miss Rosella La Faille** is pictured teaching at the Marin mountainside. The page also reviews theatrical productions at various venues, including *Young Miss Winthrop* and new opera house programs. The tone is gossipy entertainment journalism rather than political commentary.