Danish printed forms - alphabet?

This is Fraktur script, used in Germanic countries.

The text above says

Forældrenes Navn, Stand, Haandtering og Bopæl

which translates to

Parents' Name, Condition, Occupation and Residence

If you should happen upon some Danish handwriting that you need to be able to read, FamilySearch has a Wiki page on Scandinavian Handwriting that also has links to some tutorials on reading the handwriting but also about reading the historical documents (christening, death records, etc.).

FamilySearch has a Danish-to-English word list for words commonly found in genealogical records.

Note: Sometimes you will see aa and sometimes it will be å. Likewise, other letters such as æ and œ may appear differently.