Kolstads Black & White Stock Photos
Oslo 1960. The actors Lasse Kolstad and Ingebjørg Sem play in the American operette 'Oklahoma' in the washed-out cowboy environment at the Norwegian Theater. One of Kolstad's greatest successes. Photo Ivar Aaserud / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/oslo-1960-the-actors-lasse-kolstad-and-ingebjrg-sem-play-in-the-american-operette-oklahoma-in-the-washed-out-cowboy-environment-at-the-norwegian-theater-one-of-kolstads-greatest-successes-photo-ivar-aaserud-current-ntb-image487305064.htmlRM2K8PJG8–Oslo 1960. The actors Lasse Kolstad and Ingebjørg Sem play in the American operette 'Oklahoma' in the washed-out cowboy environment at the Norwegian Theater. One of Kolstad's greatest successes. Photo Ivar Aaserud / Current / NTB
Oslo 1960. The acting Lasse Kolstad plays in the American operette 'Oklahoma' in washed-out cowboy environment at the Norwegian Theater. In the picture Kolstad dressed in cowboy clothes with hat and revolver. The play is one of Kolstad's greatest successes. Photo Ivar Aaserud / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/oslo-1960-the-acting-lasse-kolstad-plays-in-the-american-operette-oklahoma-in-washed-out-cowboy-environment-at-the-norwegian-theater-in-the-picture-kolstad-dressed-in-cowboy-clothes-with-hat-and-revolver-the-play-is-one-of-kolstads-greatest-successes-photo-ivar-aaserud-current-ntb-image487259467.htmlRM2K8MGBR–Oslo 1960. The acting Lasse Kolstad plays in the American operette 'Oklahoma' in washed-out cowboy environment at the Norwegian Theater. In the picture Kolstad dressed in cowboy clothes with hat and revolver. The play is one of Kolstad's greatest successes. Photo Ivar Aaserud / Current / NTB
Oslo January 1960 Folketeateret / Oslo New Theater sets up the operette 'My Fair Lady'. Here, Dad Doltainle in Henki Kolstad's form (in the middle of the picture) has sought out Professor Higgins played by Georg Løkkeberg (th) in the background flower girl Eliza Doliptle, played by Mona Hofland Photo: Aaserud / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/oslo-january-1960-folketeateret-oslo-new-theater-sets-up-the-operette-my-fair-lady-here-dad-doltainle-in-henki-kolstads-form-in-the-middle-of-the-picture-has-sought-out-professor-higgins-played-by-georg-lkkeberg-th-in-the-background-flower-girl-eliza-doliptle-played-by-mona-hofland-photo-aaserud-current-ntb-image487286587.htmlRM2K8NR0B–Oslo January 1960 Folketeateret / Oslo New Theater sets up the operette 'My Fair Lady'. Here, Dad Doltainle in Henki Kolstad's form (in the middle of the picture) has sought out Professor Higgins played by Georg Løkkeberg (th) in the background flower girl Eliza Doliptle, played by Mona Hofland Photo: Aaserud / Current / NTB
Oslo in the fall of 1959 Revy on chat noir entitled 'It goes on the city'. One of the numbers is made as a silent film from the 20s, when soft cake throwing was a widespread phenomenon. Here Henki Kolstad as the groom, Ulf Wengård as a shy bride and Sølvi Wang as cunning 'demimmonist', a lady with a dubious reputation. The entanglements cause the 'bride' alias Wengård to lose the consciousness of the groom Kolstad's great despair. Photo: Aage Storløkken / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/oslo-in-the-fall-of-1959-revy-on-chat-noir-entitled-it-goes-on-the-city-one-of-the-numbers-is-made-as-a-silent-film-from-the-20s-when-soft-cake-throwing-was-a-widespread-phenomenon-here-henki-kolstad-as-the-groom-ulf-wengrd-as-a-shy-bride-and-slvi-wang-as-cunning-demimmonist-a-lady-with-a-dubious-reputation-the-entanglements-cause-the-bride-alias-wengrd-to-lose-the-consciousness-of-the-groom-kolstads-great-despair-photo-aage-storlkken-current-ntb-image487273906.htmlRM2K8N6RE–Oslo in the fall of 1959 Revy on chat noir entitled 'It goes on the city'. One of the numbers is made as a silent film from the 20s, when soft cake throwing was a widespread phenomenon. Here Henki Kolstad as the groom, Ulf Wengård as a shy bride and Sølvi Wang as cunning 'demimmonist', a lady with a dubious reputation. The entanglements cause the 'bride' alias Wengård to lose the consciousness of the groom Kolstad's great despair. Photo: Aage Storløkken / Current / NTB
