BD+24 719 : New RR Lyr-type star ? The object was found to be variable (7.2-8.3) by K.A.A. and Yu.V.B. on 171 photovisual plates of the Sky Patrol of the Odessa State University (JD 2439418-49014). Co-ordinates (1950): R.A.=4h55m49s, Dec=+24o25'14". The photovisual brightness of the comparison stars is BD+23 756 6.68 23 750 7.89 23 767 8.93 23 766 8.45 23 782 8.46 24 722 7.61 The periodogram analysis was made by I.L.A. by using the methods of Lafler and Kinman (1965) and Deeming (1970). Two daily-biased frequencies f=2.444653 (P=0.4087387d) and 1.443822 (P=0.6926062d) cycles/day correspond to best one-wave light curves. The object was most bright at HJD 2445264.5604 (initial epoch). The observations obtained at JD 2439418-44256 show no variations (except two fadings), thus it is possible that the variations started after this date. This may explain why the variability of such bright object was not discovered earlier. New observations are needed to determine the correct period and to check whether the star become variable only after JD 2444256. Please inform us about Your findings on this object References: Deeming T.J.: 1970 M.N.R.A.S., 147, 365. Lafler J., Kinman T.D.: 1965, Ap.J.Suppl., 11, 216. K.A.Antoniuk Yu.V.Beletskij I.L.Andronov Department of Astronomy Odessa State University T.G.Shevchenko Park Odessa 270014 Ukraine