The Wasp — 1921 — page 41: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **advertising and back matter**, not a cartoon or editorial content. It shows: 1. A **library due-date slip** from UCLA's Los Angeles library at the top—standard library equipment documentation. 2. **Advertisement copy** praising a theatrical play called "The Arrival of Kitty," noting its success in "Uniontown" and congratulating the playwright for creating something "simple, easy to present and delightfully clever." 3. **Pricing information**: royalty fees ($10 per amateur performance) and book cost (75 cents each). The page appears to be advertising this play to amateur theater groups, leveraging positive reviews to encourage productions and sales. There is **no political satire or cartoon content** visible on this particular page.