The 1918 film "Just Rambling Along" is a short comedy starring Stan Laurel as a young man attracted by a pretty girl into a restaurant and receiving a bill for more money than he has on him. This film was made before Stan Laurel joined Oliver Hardy as "Laurel and Hardy." At one point Stan pays a restaurant bill and hands the clerk a Barber dime.

The scene is Venice, a Southern California beach town.

Stan Laurel and a boy both spot a wallet laying on the ground.

The boy gets the wallet with the aid of a policeman. Clarine, a pretty girl, walks along the beach to attract men to a restaurant.

Stan follows her into the restaurant but is thrown out when he can't pay the bill. Stan spots the boy.

Stan grabs the boy's dime and heads back to the restaurant.

Stan sits next to Clarine and has coffee only.

Stan leaves the table somewhat wet.

The clerk uses an ornate old cash register.

"Please Pay Cashier" Stan leaves but returns for another try at the lovely Clarine.

Clarine swaps her $1.25 restaurant bill for Stan's ten cent bill. Stan again has to leave and presents his bill and a dime to the clerk.

The dime is a Barber type dime and only the reverse is shown. The Barber or Liberty Head dimes were minted from 1892 to 1916.

A United States Barber dime:

These were named after the designer Charles Barber.

Stan tries to sneak out of the restaurant but is caught.

Stan finds himself outside the restaurant.

Stan Laurel as Young Man
Clarine Seymour as Pretty Lady
Noah Young as Policeman
James Parrott as Waiter
Bud Jamison as Chef
Director: Hal Roach
Writers: Hal Roach