Though the series is often remembered solely for its gruesome stories and sound effects, Cooper's scripts for Lights Out were well-written and offered innovations seldom heard in early radio dramas, including multiple first person narrators, stream of consciousness monologues and scripts that contrasted a duplicitious character's internal monologue and his spoken words.

In January 1935, the show was discontinued in order to ease Cooper's workload ( he was then writing scripts for the network's prestigious Immortal Dramas program ), but was brought back by huge popular demand a few weeks later.

Only one recording survives from Cooper's 1934-1936 run, but his less gruesome scripts were occasionally rebroadcast.

In the mid 1940s, Cooper's decade-old scripts were used for three brief summertime revivals of Lights Out.

When Cooper departed, his replacement — a young, eccentric and ambitious Arch Oboler — picked up where he left off, often following Cooper's general example but investing the scripts with his own concerns.

Perhaps with this in mind, NBC broadcast another Lights Out revival series from New York in the summer of 1945, using seven of Wyllis Cooper's original 1930s scripts.

Posthumously, Wallace's most famous work would be one he never got the chance to see: Out of the many scripts he'd penned for RKO, Merian C. Cooper's " gorilla picture " would have the most lasting influence, becoming the classic 1933 King Kong.

John Ellis explained that “... there is considerable justice in Matthew Cooper's assertion that the panzer divisions were not given the kind of strategic mission that was to characterize authentic armoured blitzkrieg, and were almost always closely subordinated to the various mass infantry armies .”

More fundamentally, Christopher Green argues that Douglas Cooper's terms were " later undermined by interpretations of the work of Picasso, Braque, Gris and Léger that stress iconographic and ideological questions rather than methods of representation.

Wilhelmina Cooper's measurements were 38 "- 24 "- 36 " whereas Chanel Iman's measurements are 32 "- 23 "- 33 ".

Cooper's adventures were to continue on another voyage out of Sag Harbor when on January 26, 1853, sailing the Levant became the first person to set foot on East Antarctica.

The new lineup consisted of Slash, Griparic, singer Rod Jackson, guitarist Ryan Roxie and drummer Matt Laug ( Roxie and Laug were both former members of Alice Cooper's solo band ).

Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales about Natty Bumppo ( which includes The Last of the Mohicans ) were popular both in the new country and abroad.

They recruited Thommy Price and Enzo Pennizotto from The Blackhearts as a rhythm section, naming themselves The Batusis after the dance from the hit 60's TV show " Batman ". They performed two shows at SXSW 2010 ; Price and Penizzotto were unable to do live shows with The Batusis, due to their schedule with Jett, and were replaced by Chuck Garric of Alice Cooper's band on bass, and Lez Warner, formerly of The Cult on drums.

Mining operations were begun on an extensive scale in 1864, and J. W. Lowden, an eastern capitalist, also erected a furnace at Cooper's Falls in De Kaib.

Though the general thrust of the stories were fantasy, horror and suspense, Cooper's Quiet, Please!

These were usually unrehearsed, and often displayed Cooper's wry or morbid humor: " My story for you next week is called ' A Night to Forget '.

On " The Other Side of the Stars ", ( broadcast May 8, 1949 ), Chappell appeared as Esau ( the name is another of Cooper's many Biblical touches ), a character who narrates the story as though he were broadcasting it on live radio ; a show within a show.

Cooper's grandparents were Philip Cooper, and his wife, Cora Sterns, co-owners of the first general store in Maud, Oklahoma.

At one time, Cooper's Hawks were heavily hunted in persecution for preying on poultry and were called " chicken hawks ".

In the early 1950s, it seemed as if every aspiring young British racing driver began behind the wheel of a Cooper, and Cooper's Formula One cars were driven by the legendary drivers of the time — Jack Brabham, Stirling Moss, Maurice Trintignant, Bruce McLaren.

The family was very active in local politics ; six of Cooper's ancestors, including his father, were elected county judges in Pulaski County, and two had been circuit judges.

The most famous of the early nineteenth century frontier novels of the frontier were James Fenimore Cooper's, the five novels making up the Leatherstocking Tales.

Cooper's novels were largely set in what was at the time the American frontier, the Appalachian Mountains and areas west of there.

On 16 August 1917 at Langemarck, Belgium, enemy machine-guns from a concrete blockhouse away were holding up the advance of the battalion on the left and also causing heavy casualties to Sergeant Cooper's own battalion.

An interesting example is his " Three Men ," which became the series ' annual Christmas show ( a 1937 version circulates among collectors under titles like " Uninhabited " or " Christmas Story "); it has a plot typical of Cooper's gentler fantasies.

The character of Natty Bumppo in James Fenimore Cooper's novel The Last of the Mohicans was notably called La Longue Carabine by the French due to his skill with the long rifle common among the Colonials.

The effect, however, was to raise Cooper's personal profile among Nationals supporters disaffected with Ahern.

The show is also known for Cooper's humorous self-deprecating one-liner outros to commercial breaks: An announcer often tells Cooper's listeners that they are listening to ( among many things ) " a man for whom even Dr. Phil has no cure ", " a man who is not afraid to look like a fool -- and demonstrates so regularly ", and, possibly most famously, " a man with a face made for radio ", and other things mocking and / or questioning Cooper's intelligence, wisdom, talent, career, activities, looks, etc in such ways.

By 1959, Edmund Cooper's Seed of Light was being criticized for dealing with an old-hat subject ( though it is often accounted the author's best novel.

Allmusic's Greg Prato awarded the album four and a half out of five stars and called it " one of Cooper's very best ; it remains one of rock's all-time, quintessential classics.

Statistically, Cooper's best year was 1937, when he won eight times on Tour, and was both the leading money winner and the first winner of the Vardon Trophy.

Piper never knew who her father was, but it is revealed that her father was a Marine who was Cooper's best friend during the Vietnam War.

It is best known as the site of notorious atrocities committed by Indians against the surrendered British and provincial troops following a successful French siege in 1757, an event which is the focus of James Fenimore Cooper's novel The Last of the Mohicans, first published in January 1826.

Cooper's earlier Lights Out was famous for its gruesome stories and sound effects, but for Quiet, Please, Cooper would cultivate a subdued, slower-paced, and much quieter atmosphere that could still, at its best, match Lights Out for frights and thrills.

The Cooper's Arms, once recognised by the Campaign for Real Ale ( CAMRA ) as one of the best pubs in the region has declined in popularity in recent times.

Cooper's best known work is her 1987 song-cycle Oh Moscow.

She is best known for her role as Kaitlin Cooper, Marissa Cooper's devious younger sister, on the television series The O. C .. She also appeared as Agnes Andrews on The CW series Gossip Girl.

The two became friends, worked together in the civil service and wrote versions of each other into their novels: Snow was the model for the college dean, Robert, in Cooper's Scenes from Provincial Life sequence.

Prop comics are sometimes looked down upon by other comedians, and the term is sometimes used derisively ; however, some, such as Tommy Cooper, rose to critical acclaim as their props revolved around a gimmick ( such as Cooper's magic ) and the comedian's character around that gimmick.

Perhaps inspired by Cooper's " The Coffin in Studio B ," in which actors rehearsing an episode of Lights Out are interrupted by a mysterious coffin salesman peddling his wares, Oboler wrote stories like " Murder in the Script Department ," in which two Lights Out script typists become trapped in their building after hours as frightening, unexplained events occur.

In North America, juveniles are sometimes confused with the smaller Cooper's Hawk, however the juvenile goshawk displays a heavier, vertical streaking pattern on their chest and abdomen and sometimes appears to have a shorter tail due to its much larger and broader body.

Goshawks are usually more distinctive in their larger size and differing plumage markings, with the juvenile Goshawk having broader, darker streaking below with more irregular patterns than the immature Cooper's.

Cooper's opinion was that " the most common manifestation of hoplophobia is the idea that instruments possess a will of their own, apart from that of their user.

As the season progresses, it is revealed that the source of the transmission is the transdimensional realm of The Black Lodge, inhabited by beings which feed on the human emotions of pain and suffering ; it eventually comes out that Briggs worked with Cooper's rival, corrupt FBI agent Windom Earle, on Project Blue Book, and that the two men apparently uncovered evidence of the Lodge during the course of their work.

They initially performed under the name Sahara, but eventually changed their name to Winger, at Alice Cooper's suggestion.

When Norma designed the cartridge at the behest of Dornaus & Dixon for their Bren Ten pistol ( a newly developed handgun borrowing base design from the CZ 75 ), the company decided to increase the power over Cooper's original concept.

During the second season of Twin Peaks, Simon & Schuster's Pocket Books division released several official tie-in publications, each written either by its creators or members of their family, which offer a wealth of character back-stories ; Cooper's, in two such publications, is one of the best-developed of these back-stories.

Areas surrounding the Kumeu district produce labels such as Kumeu River, Cooper's Creek and Matua Valley, and Nobilo's have gained a good reputation for their Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc wines.

A bitty and occasionally high-tempered match was settled by Cooper's superb volley after a corner had been half-cleared, although Arsenal claimed their goalkeeper had been fouled by central defender Jack Charlton.

They may be small, but their attack power is just as strong as Cooper's real attacks.

Although Cooper's and Sharp-shinned Hawks may attack other birds, chickens do not make up a significant part of their diet ; Red-tailed Hawks have varied diets, but may opportunistically hunt free-range poultry.

The match had been delayed one day due to inclement weather, and WOIO chose to slide the coverage over to WUAB due to the debut of Anderson Cooper's new daily syndicated talk show at 3 p. m., as well as their regularly scheduled 4 p. m. newscast.

In Jeanne Cooper's recent book released ( on July 31, 2012 ) she makes it known that after their divorce she and ex-husband Harry Bernsen vary rarely saw each other ( only when family functions dictated ) and they were not close or even friends before his death on May 31, 2008.

Blending in with regular civilians and hiding their weapons in the bogs, these civilians were often able to avoid being captured or killed by enemy troops such as Captain Cooper's great grandfather.

The song " Reflected ", Alice Cooper's first single, was later rewritten as " Elected " ( which featured on their 1973 album Billion Dollar Babies ).

The storyline had their characters, formerly publicans at the Cooper's Crossing pub, moving to Broken Hill.

This release is largely seen by fans as an updated version of Alice Cooper's 1974 compilation, Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits, as all 12 remixed tracks on that release are featured here in their original Album or Single versions.