DescriptionMachinal-1928-Setting-Cell.jpg	English: Setting by Robert Edmond Jones (1887–1954) for the cell of the condemned woman in the original Broadway production of Sophie Treadwell's Machinal Caption reads in part: Mr. Jones achieves an unusual scenic freedom by using an open, curtained stage with a permanent background. He parallels the emotional course of the story through its many swift scenes only by changes in properties and significant details and by unusually effective lighting.
Date	October 1928
Source	Theatre Arts Monthly, Volume 12, Number 10, October 1928 (page 704)
Author	Theatre Arts, Inc., drawing by Robert Edmond Jones
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Theatre Arts Monthly, Volume 12, Number 10, October 1928

• Copyright registered September 29, 1928 (B 3079, page 770) by Theatre Arts Inc.
• No renewal of copyright appears for this issue in January–June 1956 or July–December 1956 or January–June 1957 or July–December 1957. Copyright renewal for Theatre Arts Magazine commenced in 1969 with the December 1941 issue (Volume 25, Number 12, B 527853).