The Wasp — 1889 — page 353: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains theatrical reviews and entertainment notices rather than political cartoons. The visible illustration depicts "The Baldwin"—a figure climbing or scaling what appears to be a building or structure, likely referencing a stage production or performer of that name. The page discusses various theatrical productions including "A Noble Rogue," "Featherlight," "The California," and "The Bohemian Girl," along with cast members and performance details. There's also a poem titled "The Old-Fashioned Schoolma'am" and brief entertainment notes at the bottom. This appears to be a cultural/entertainment section of *The Wasp* rather than political satire, focusing on San Francisco's theater scene and performers of that era.