The Wasp — May 29, 1880 — page 7: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page consists primarily of theatrical criticism and social commentary rather than political cartoons. The small illustration labeled "The Glorious Valiant" appears to show a figure in military dress, though its specific satirical target is unclear from the image alone. The text reviews several theatrical productions, including *Sweethearts*, *The Wedding March*, and *California*, critiquing their artistic merit and construction. The critic discusses acting performances and stage design choices. The page includes miscellaneous humor items at bottom, including jokes about bachelors and a Michigan man's dream. Overall, this appears to be an arts and humor section rather than political satire—typical of *The Wasp*'s general entertainment focus during this period.