\[Star burlesque theater] View from left of theater that stood at Jay and Fulton Streets (razed in 1948), with fire escape over facade and pointed roof; two-sided marquee reads, "STAR Burlesque"; three-sided marquee for another burlesque theater at left; large vertical sign on right of theater reads, "BURLESK"; adjacent paint store at right with sign reading, "ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD"; wooden barrier and debris along street in foreground, possibly as a result of subway construction.

\[Jay Street and Willoughby along the 8th Avenue IND Line] Survey photograph documenting the planning and construction of the 8th Avenue IND subway line from the roof of 383 Jay Street, looking north along Willoughby Street, Brooklyn, NY.

Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Smith and Fulton Streets, June 24, 1941. Removing the first lateral girder.

Curtain falls on landmark theater Worker standing in ruins of burlesque theater that stood at 389-397Jay Street and looking up toward exposed roof; second worker bending over debris on upper balcony in background. Caption: "CURTAIN FALLS ON LANDMARK: Star Theater is being torn down to make way for new Fulton Savings Bank."