Act II of _Young America_ calls for a setting in which the placing of

heavy properties is important.

YOUNG AMERICA. ACT II[7]

SCENE. _The Juvenile Court, 10_ A.M._--Two days later._

_Two entrances, R. U. door leading to Judge's chamber. L.2 door leading to corridor._

_Right--Judge's bench. It extends up and down stage. Below it Clerk's bench upon which are two card catalogue filing cases for court records for children. At L. of Judge's bench small docket for prisoner. At L. of docket, witness stand. It is an 18-inch platform with chair on it. The docket and witness stand face front._

_Left--three benches for spectators and witnesses. They face front and are enclosed within a picket railing. Gate with spring lock, near left end of front railing_.

How the setting for an outdoor scene may be indicated the diagram for