The title of the Swedish Jungfrun pa Jungfrusund is derived from a popular 19th-century waltz. The lightweight story concerns the romantic entanglements between a bunch of sailors and their girlfriends. The stars are Ake Soderblom, Sickam Carisson, Inger Juel, Ludde Gentzel and Emy Hagman -- names which didn't mean much in the U.S. in 1950, but which were money in the bank in Sweden and Norway. Those American filmgoers who managed to catch this film must have been taken by surprise. After all, were not all Swedish films dour, depressing, and difficult to fathom?