Café Kølbert in Denmark

It was a glorious summer evening on the wide lawns at Egeskov Castle, an historic evening when Kølbert's team of waiters, in addition to spreading the word about decorum and good table manners, presented to the unbelieving eyes of Compaq employees an unforgettable lesson in culture, covering all of the important aspects of the arts of painting, music and dance through the ages.

Kølbert's team of waiters was dispatched to the foyer of The Royal Theatre for the Ministry of Finance's 125th anniversary, where they posed for this unidentified short-legged photographer.

Miss Overgaard listens attentively to Miss Svennevig, who is reminiscing for a moment about the happy days of yore in her guesthouse on the Danish Riviera and the long walks along the beach with her husband (now sadly deceased). And one little story leads to another. While sharing her recollections she calls to mind how she bumped into the Danish painter Ejler Ring Madsen and the little anecdote about where he got the inspiration for his lesser-known work 'Before the Body washed up on the Beach' (1939).

The betrothed couple Mr. Frølund and Ms. Overgaard, while everything was still a bed of roses, taking their annual Christmas bath under the watchful eye of Mr. Ascanius, and giving free rein to their pent up merriment in the depths of winter. Little do they suspect the rigorous washing out with soap and water that their mouths will get when spring comes.