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This page from *The Wasp* contains theatrical criticism rather than political cartoons. The main article discusses "Proved" at the Opera Glass, reviewing a play featuring William Greer Harrison in a pirate role. The critic praises the production's dramatic quality and notes Harrison's compelling performance, though finding some technical issues with staging. A photograph shows two men in costume (labeled "Ferris Hartman and Phil Branson in 'Ship Ahoy'"), illustrating another theatrical review praising this production's success at the Tivoli theater. The page also includes advertisements for Beecham's Pills and various San Francisco venues (Natural Ice Skating Rink, Mechanics' Pavilion, Polo). This represents entertainment journalism rather than satirical commentary on political figures or current events.