 Other movies such as Abbott and Costello's Pardon My Sarong, as well as Song of the Sarong and Sarong Girl were later released over the course of the 1940s, and served to self reinforce the popularity of Beach's and Bergeron's tropical escape restaurant motifs during this time.An increasing emphasis on idealized "wahine" (island women) saw their depiction grow from menu cover placement to their use on tiki barware.The "Fog Cutter" mug and the "Kava Bowl" were two of the earliest ceramic tiki drinking vessels bearing the images of such women to be used in Trader Vic's restaurants.