The Wasp, 1892 · page 100 of 542
The Wasp — 1892 — page 100: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page profiles members of Hoyt's theatrical company performing "A Texas Steer" at California Theater in San Francisco. The illustrated sketches and biographical text discuss: - **Miss Flora Walsh**: Born in San Francisco, played children's roles before joining Hoyt's company - **Charles Stanley**: The oldest young man in the troupe, known for impersonating "forlorn gentlemen from Texas" - **Will H. Bray**: A Baltimore-born musician/composer who contributed popular melodies - **Tim Murphy**: An Irish comedian known for observational sketches of train passengers The page combines theatrical gossip with character sketches, illustrating how *The Wasp* mixed entertainment industry coverage with humor. The caricatured portraits emphasize distinctive physical features typical of period satirical illustration.