When Charlie Chaplin is at work on Charlot soldato (1918), he asks his cameraman, Roland Totheroh, how the light is. Totheroh (and the rest of the crew) replies, "Better down at Barney's bar." That was the signal for production to end for the day. The "light" referred to the light beer served at Barney Oldfield's bar, which was the favorite drink and hangout for the crew after filming.

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