All language subtitles for Dieziseis

Help! Help! Help!

Help! I'm being robbed! Help!

He's in there.
A robber, all dressed in black.

- He stole my jewels.
- Zorro!

The Walt Disney Studios
present Zorro.

Starring Guy Williams and Cesar Romero.

♪ Oh, the life of a Spanish lancer
Is not the life of a dancer ♪

♪ It's rough as only
A soldier's life can be ♪

-Sí.
-♪ We ride all day in the saddle ♪

♪ We're constantly in the battle ♪

♪ Till we're only skin and bones
As you can see ♪

-Sí.
-♪ But when the battle's over ♪

♪ And the enemies take flight ♪

♪ The tired lancer wends his weary way ♪

♪ To the cheerful village tavern ♪

♪ Where the soldier's heart is light ♪

♪ As he opens a bottle
Of sherry or Tokay ♪

Tokay?

Olé!

♪ Viva el vino ♪

♪ The friend of the soldier ♪

♪ Viva el vino
The faithful friend of man ♪

♪ Your dog may bite you
Your horse may kick you ♪

♪ But you can count on el vino ♪

♪ Yes, you can ♪

♪ Viva el vino
The friend of the soldier ♪

♪ Viva el vino
The faithful friend of man ♪

♪ Your dog may bite
Your horse may kick ♪

♪ Your wife may leave you
Children grieve you ♪

♪ Viva el vino ♪

♪ Viva el vino ♪

-♪ The faithful friend of man ♪
-♪ The faithful friend of man ♪

El vino!

It's a hard life
being a soldier, eh, sergeant?

Yeah, a very hard life.

You should learn to relax more, sergeant.

These long hours in the saddle,
they're beginning to show on you.

Just skin and bones.

I ride when there is reason to ride,

when there is trouble,
something to ride to.

Or from, like the time
when Zorro chased you...

That's enough, corporal.

There is still 2000 pesos reward
for the capture of Zorro.

Isn't that reason to ride?
You could pay me everything you owe me.

Can you not understand?

When there is trouble, I am busy.

I have no time to ride after Zorro.

But when there is no trouble, like now,

then there is no Zorro.

So how can I ride after him?

Oh, that's the trouble, eh, sergeant?

Sergeant, I--

The coach from Santa Barbara?

So soon?

You are alone, señor?

Obviously not.

I mean, there were no other
passengers on the coach?

None that I happened to meet.
Now, if you will please excuse me...

One moment, please.

You dance divinely, sergeant.

If you don't mind,
can we continue this some other time?

I am Sergeant Demetrio Lopez Garcia,

acting comandante
of the Pueblo de Los Angeles.

I must see your papers
and inspect your baggage.

Is there no other form
of amusement in California,

other than rummaging through the baggage?

Your name, señor.
- Estevan de la Cruz.

- You are from?
- Portero de Santiago, Barcelona.

- Barcelona.
- That's in Spain.

Yes, I know.

May I ask,
what is your business here in Los Angeles?

I've come in search of my fortune.

I was told this was
the country of opportunity.

Uh, not that I do not trust you, sergeant.

Merely a precaution
of a very conservative man.

I must see what is in that pouch, señor.

Please?

Now, sergeant,
if there are no further questions, uh...

- please, it's been a very long trip.
- I have not yet inspected your baggage.

Go right ahead, sergeant, corporal.

In the meanwhile, I invite the rest of you
to be my guests in the tavern.

Viva España.

A very hard life,
being a soldier, eh, sergeant?

Come on, corporal, let's hurry.

Go on!

We were just amusing ourselves
until you completed your work.

- I trust you are all done?
- Oh, sí.

Never have I seen a man
with so much baggage,

and on such a hot day.

It is very thirsty work,
inspecting baggage.

Uh, now, I have a few questions
to ask you, sergeant.

Oh, what kind of questions?

Sit down, please, huh?

- Señor...
- Now, sergeant...

No, gracias, ahora no.

Now, look, sergeant,

I am going to need a place to live in
during my stay in Los Angeles.

Do you have any suggestions?

This is the only inn, señor.

- Have you inquired--?
- A room, here in the inn?

That is unthinkable.

There would be hardly enough room
for my baggage.

That is true.

No, I will need at least
a hacienda with servants.

You do have some fine haciendas
in this area, do you not?

But not any that rent out rooms,
Señor de la Cruz.

I have no intentions of renting a room.
I would need the entire place.

Now, uh, in Santa Barbara and Monterey,

I was told that the de la Vega hacienda
is a very outstanding one.

It is said to be
one of the finest in all of California.

But I do not think they plan to sell it.

Nor do I plan to buy it.
I will merely take it over.

Would you be so good
as to escort me there?

Take it over?

I do not think Don Alejandro
and Don Diego would like that very much.

All I ask is that you escort me,
protect me.

After making me publicly display
my jewels, is that asking too much?

One moment, please, señor.

The refreshments, señor,
the things you ordered,

it was my understanding
that you would pay for them.

Oh, sí, of course.

Oh, you are a sporting man, are you not?
We'll flip a coin. Double or nothing.

- You choose.
- I choose tails.

Oh, it's too bad.
This must be my lucky day.

One moment, please, señor.
I did not get a very good look.

I have never seen a coin like this.

How can you tell which side is heads?

How can I tell which side is heads?

By the saints, I thought every schoolboy

could tell heads from tails
on a Spanish florintavo.

I beg your pardon, señor.
I do not mean to be so stupid.

But we are so isolated here,
so out of touch with the world.

Well, think no more of it.

Adiós, amigo.

There goes a fine man.

So generous too.

Sí.

Qué atrocidad.

Oh, sergeant, help me move this table.

I want to move it this way, huh?

- The table?
-Sí, por favor.

Vamos! Pronto, pronto.

Cójala ya.

Such poor taste.
The room was so cluttered.

Yes, this is much better.

Yes, sergeant,
I think this place will be quite adequate.

At least for my brief stay
in Los Angeles, thank you.

I just talked to the majordomo.
He expects Don Alejandro

and Don Diego to return at any moment.

Please, señor,
leave now before somebody gets killed.

Oh, I had no thought of killing them.

I will merely put them out.

I may even, uh...

yes, I may allow them to take
a few of their personal belongings.

Don Alejandro,
he may have different ideas.

Sí, he may not like it.

You do not know Don Alejandro.
When he gets mad, you should see him.

Apparently,
I am about to have that pleasure.

Alejandro.

Alejandro.

Uncle Estevan.

Diego, my boy.

What are you doing in California?

Why did you not let us know
you were coming?

At least you could've told me
you were a relative.

Then I would not have been so worried
about Don Alejandro running you through.

Sí, people can't help it
if they have relatives.

I apologize, sergeant.

To show no hard feelings, I invite you
and the corporal to the party tonight.

- The party?
What party is this?

The party you are giving for me
to celebrate my arrival,

to introduce me
to your friends.

Don't tell me there is another party
planned for tonight also.

No, Estevan, there is no other party.

Just the one,

- welcoming you to our hacienda.
- Oh, when you get to the pueblo,

you might ask
the coach driver to come also.

He was most accommodating, huh?

And the innkeeper too.

Oh, and all of the people
I met at the tavern this afternoon.

The more,
the merrier, I always say.

Uncle Estevan
hasn't changed a bit, has he?

I doubt if he ever will.

Diego, your mother was a wonderful woman.

But as for the rest of the family...

Well, Diego, my boy.

You should not be
stuck off in a corner like this.

Here, beautiful young ladies

and handsome young men
belong to each other. Go on, dance.

- Don Estevan.
- Oh, gracias, sergeant.

-Salud, eh?
-Salud.

Gracias.

Ah, you have a most beautiful daughter,
Don Marcos. And a splendid dancer.

Gracias. And you do
remarkably well too, I noticed,

for a man of your age.

Señor, I do not consider myself
a man of my age.

Uh, I meant no offense.

Oh, you said earlier
you had something to show me.

Ah.

A thousand pardons.

Oh, no.

I must speak with you, Diego.
It is urgent.

You will excuse us?

Of course, Don Alejandro.

Gracias, Margarita.

- What is all this about?
- It is Estevan.

He is taking our friends
and neighbors aside one by one,

showing them some jewels
he says he brought from Spain.

I'm afraid he's trying to sell them
jewels that are, well, not genuine.

You don't think
that Uncle Estevan would...

This would put us
in a very strange position.

Precisely. We would have to repay
whatever money he took.

Even then, we would never live it down.

Bernardo,
I want you to do something for us.

You know that bag of jewels
that my uncle has?

We've got to get it away from him.

Never mind, just get it.

Yes, and hurry back with the jewels
before he knows they're gone.

Please, Don Marcos,
I don't mean to sound adamant,

but that is not the reason
I showed you the jewels.

I'm not sure I could bring myself
to part with them. Any of them.

But you will be returning to Spain.

You can buy others.

At least sell me the one diamond
I admired, for my daughter.

It is the most beautiful stone
I have ever seen.

Ah, then perhaps you can understand
my reluctance to part with it.

Suppose I offered 1500 pesos,
would that help you to change your mind?

Fifteen hundred pesos? Well, I--

Cuidado. Cuidado.

It's all right, I'm not going to beat you.

- He cannot hear you.
- Ah.

Really, Don Marcos,
I'll have to be honest with you.

I do not think
the diamond is worth 1500 pesos.

I mean, on the regular market in Spain.

I am not discussing
what it is worth on the regular market.

I am discussing what it is worth to me,
here, in California.

Did you get it?

Good boy, Bernardo.

Well, where is it?

What have we gotten ourselves into?

Diego, how well do you know
this little deaf-mute servant of yours?

Very well.
He's been with me for years. Why?

He's a pickpocket.

He took my chamois
bag of jewels right out of my pocket,

while he pretended to be wiping off
some wine that he spilled on me.

Uh, Estevan, this is a serious accusation.

- You shouldn't make it if you're not sure.
- Yes, how do you know he took it?

Because I took it out of his pocket
before he got away.

I thought I should warn you.

Personally, I never would trust
a man with such nimble fingers.

Now I'll have to go up to my room
and put on a clean chaqueta. Look at this.

May the saints give me strength.

What do we do now?

I don't know.

- Maybe you can talk with him.
- Talk with him?

Within five minutes,
he would have me bidding on the things.

Your uncle, he has a way with people.

The only thing I can think of is that
maybe Zorro should come along,

- relieve Uncle Estevan of the jewels.
- Yes. That's the only thing we can do.

All right, send Bernardo to my room,
and make it look inconspicuous.

Help!

Help!

Help! I'm being robbed! Help!

He's in there!
A robber, all dressed in black.

- He stole my jewels.
- Zorro!

Don Alejandro, may I...?

Do not worry,
Don Estevan, we will find him!

Lancers!

Lancers!

Search the hacienda!

It is Zorro!

It is too bad, Estevan,
but those things happen.

Sometimes they even happen for the best.

Where is Diego? Send him to me.
I want to talk to him.

- I will go find him.
- Wait a minute, Marcos.

Please, uh, help me make
Estevan comfortable.

I tell you, I'm all right!

I want to talk to Diego.

I think his little deaf-mute servant
is mixed up in this.

Bernardo? I just can't believe it.

Alejandro knows.

He tried to steal the jewels
earlier this evening.

Now I think
I recognized him here in my room

just before I was hit over the head.

Go get Diego! Where is he?

I think he's busy right at the moment.

One moment, señores.
I'll trouble you for that bag of jewels.

It's Zorro! Get him!

These are the men you want.
Now, don't let them get away.

Those are the men we want, lancers!
Don't let them get away!

Want? For what?

Stop him!

Lancers, open the gates!

Open the gates!

Stand back, all of you.

There are your jewel thieves.

And if they do not confess,
I'll come back and loosen their tongues.

Stop him! Don't let him get away.

Well, it was a wonderful party.

Only I wish someone
could explain to Bernardo

that I'm sorry I misjudged him.

I'm sorry about your jewels,
Uncle Estevan.

You know, it's getting so you don't know
who you can trust these days,

when even a respectable outlaw
like Zorro turns jewel thief.

This El Zorro, let him keep the jewels.

It'd serve him right.

You know something, I think I could
almost learn to like it here.

Yes, I may decide to stay for a while.

What is it, Diego?

Tornado is missing.

The reckless Don Estevan
hatches a plot to capture Zorro.

Don Estevan, this is Zorro's horse.

After I win the race,
we will turn him loose

and he will go straight home,

straight to Zorro.

Sí, he will.

Then all we have to do
is follow him and collect the reward.

Next week, share in all
the action, adventure and excitement

that marks the colorful life of Zorro.