  Glasser's Master Theorem arXiv:1308.6361v2 is essentially a restatement of
Cauchy's integral Theorem reduced to a specialized form. Here we extend that
theorem by introducing two new parameters, but still retain a simple form.
Because of wide interest in entities involving Riemann's zeta function, the
focus is on the evaluation of improper integrals with almost arbitrary
integrands involving that function, but we also consider some other instances,
the purpose being to demonstrate the power of the extended theorem. This is
achieved by the presentation of a large number of examples that illustrate the
ubiquity of the range of possibilities. One simple outcome of the study is the
use of the extended theorem to show how it is possible to evaluate an integral
when series or other representations of an integrand function do not converge.
