All language subtitles for Quincena

♪ Out of the night
When the full moon is bright ♪

♪ Comes a horseman known as Zorro ♪

♪ This bold renegade
Carves a "Z" with his blade ♪

♪ A "Z" that stands for Zorro ♪

♪ Zorro! ♪

♪ The fox so cunning and free ♪

♪ Zorro! ♪

♪ Who makes the sign of the "Z"! ♪

♪ Zorro! ♪

♪ The fox so cunning and free ♪

♪ Zorro! ♪

♪ Who makes the sign of the "Z"! ♪

♪ Zorro, Zorro, Zorro ♪

♪ Zorro, Zorro ♪

The Walt Disney Studio
presents Zorro.

Starring Guy Williams.

The tax money for Sergeant Garcia.

The de la Vega taxes.

Look at the size of that bag.

Fifteen hundred pesos.

That is the correct amount,
Don Diego. Gracias.

Por nada, sergeant.

Oh, gracias, little one.

Gracias.

Oh, little one,
what a thief you would make.

Oh, sergeant,

speaking of thieves,
do you think it would be possible

for us to see that fabulous iron box?

The one that would make a thief run
from the very sight of it.

Of course, Don Diego.

It is at the shop of Salvio,
the blacksmith.

- Would you like to see it now?
- Splendid.

Eugenio, where are you going?

The day is over.

That is no answer.
I wanna know where you're going.

I'm going home to change my clothes.

You're going to the tavern
to meet that woman, aren't you?

Well, what if I am?

She's not one for you.

Look, Father,
I don't want to talk about it.

You don't know anything about her.

I'd like to know.

You're just a boy. She's a grown woman.

What does she see in you?

She cares for me!

Is it so difficult to understand
that somebody should like me?

We have visitors.
We'll discuss this later.

You'll remain here
and behave yourself. Is that clear?

Sí.

Salvio.

Buenas tardes, Don Diego.

How can I serve you?

Salvio, Don Diego
wishes to see the iron box.

Of course, Don Diego, at once!

In here, please.

Eugenio.

- This?
- Wait until you see it, Don Diego.

Open it. Please, Don Diego.

You call this tremendous thing
an iron box?

For want of a better name.

It weighs over a thousand pounds.

I can easily believe that.

Why, the walls are two inches thick.

Too thick for anyone to break through,
even if they pounded on them for a week.

I'm very impressed with all this.

I'll write a letter to the governor,

tell him how well
you followed his instructions.

Gracias, Don Diego, but Salvio made it.

Ah. You supervised it, though.

That is true, I did.

Salvio, you're the only blacksmith
in California

who could've done this.
You can be proud of yourself.

Eugenio, my son,
he worked on it with me.

You can be proud of him too.
Sí.

I think the money will be safe
in this, don't you, Don Diego?

Besides, I'll not have to
weaken the garrison

by sending out a full escort of soldiers.

I think the sight of this alone
will frighten away a bandido.

Oh, by the way, how do you fasten it?

This is how we fasten the box, Don Diego.

Well, it looks as though
it could do the job.

Oh, it will. It will.

I have pounded on it with a hammer.
I couldn't even scratch it.

This key, it's very impressive.

Sí, Don Diego. I am to send the key
to the governor in Monterey.

Then, when the key is safely
in the governor's hands,

- we will send the box.
- That's an excellent idea, sergeant.

Once the box is locked,

- no one can open it but the governor.
- Exactly, Don Diego.

May I have the key, please?

I was going to send this out
on the stage tomorrow,

but since the tax collections
are almost complete,

I think I will send it
by special messenger tonight.

You're anxious
to get rid of that money?

Sí, Don Diego,
it is a great responsibility.

Oh, here, sergeant,
you might as well take the lock now, too.

Well, Salvio,

as soon as I have received word
from the governor,

I will send some of my lancers
to move the box out into the plaza.

- It'll be ready.
- Good.

Let me know when you're sending it,

- I want to be there for the ceremonies.
- Of course, Don Diego, I...

Ceremonies? What ceremonies?

Well, you are going
to make a speech, aren't you?

A speech?
Why, I hadn't thought of making...

Well, maybe just a little one, eh?

Once again, Salvio,
that box is a marvelous piece of work.

Gracias, Don Diego.

- You're leaving?
- With your permission, Father.

I have an appointment.

Eugenio!

Stay away from her.

Find yourself a nice girl of your own age
before something happens.

Buenas noches, Father,
and don't wait up for me.

Your young blacksmith is late tonight.

He'll be here.

He better.

The key goes out tomorrow.

This is our last chance
to get an impression of it.

I know it.

Here he is.

Oh, Neta.

You're late.

I know. I had a little trouble.

Oh, I don't mind waiting.

Oh, good.

- I can't take you to see the lock and key.
- Oh? What's the matter?

Aren't you permitted
in the shop without your father?

Well, of course I am.

It's just the key is already sent ahead,
and Sergeant Garcia took the lock.

Well, another time, perhaps.

Get me some more wine, Eugenio.

Of course, Moneta.

Now what do we do?

I don't know.

We've lost the key.

I'll think of something.

There, that was the last one.

Citizens of Los Angeles,

you have seen your tax money
placed in this iron box!

And you know...

You know that the key that opens this lock

is safely in the hands
of the governor in Monterey.

The only key!

So now, in a moment,
when I close the lock, I...

Good work, Salvio.

For you, sergeant.
- Oh, please, no, Salvio.

I do not trust myself.

You and Eugenio
are the only two men in California

- who could've opened this lock.
We made it.

So I think you should have the honor
of placing it on the box.

That's a good idea.

-Sí.
- Sí.

Everybody. Everybody, over to the caisson!

Salvio is going
to put the lock on the box!

We'll get it. Meet us later.

- Did you get it?
- No.

But that was our only chance.

Get our horses.
We've gotta get ahead of that caisson.

- But why?
- Move.

I don't know why
I did not think of this before.

We don't need that key.

We have a man who can make one for us.

-Bueno.
- Bueno.

Gracias.

Vamos. Adelante.

Thank the heavens that is over with.

Sergeant, let's have some refreshments.

Of course, Don Diego, gracias.

Oh, would both of you care to join us?

It would be an honor, Don Diego.

Come along, son.

Hello, Moneta.

Buenas tardes, Eugenio.

I saw everything you did,
how carefully you filed the key.

And I'm so proud of you.

- Aren't you angry with me?
- Angry?

You acted so strange last night.

On the contrary,

I was hoping you'd take me for a ride
in the country this evening.

Oh.

Hyah! Hyah!

Hyah!

Hyah! Hyah! Hah!

We'll never get that box out of there.

We'll have to open it where it is.

Come on.

- Those irons. Are they hot enough?
- What about it, blacksmith?

He asked you a question, answer him.

I cannot open the lock.
You're wasting your time.

I tell you, I can't open it!

But I saw you, the whole plaza did.

You saw my father, I did nothing.

For weeks I listened to you brag
what a great locksmith you were.

How you can do anything
your father can do.

I guess I was trying to
look important in your eyes.

- He's lying.
- My father told me

what a fool I was making of myself.

Oh, I'm no locksmith.

We haven't much time.
When this box does not reach

- the relay station, they'll--
- I know, I know.

We'll have to get the old man out here.

Hey, my father's
not so easily fooled as I am!

No.

I don't think you can get him
to take a moonlight ride with a señorita.

We don't need him!

We might.

Crispin, tie up our young blacksmith.

I'm going to Los Angeles to get Salvio.

Will he come?

He'll come.

I'll just tell him
that one of his friends needs help.

And you know what?
One of his friends does.

Get up.

What a beautiful night!

At last I can get some sleep.

Have you been having trouble sleeping?

Oh, sí, Don Diego,
with all that tax money around.

But now, it is safely on its way.

That it is, sergeant. Well, buenas noches.

Buenas noches, Don Diego.

And to you, little one.

Hyah!

Salvio?

Oh, the other man.

He's the one who tried to steal the key?

Well, that's very strange, Bernardo.

The man who made the key

and the man who tried to steal the key
riding out of town together.

I think we'll look into this.

Stop it! Let him alone!

- Now are you going to open the box?

Never. Thief.

- He's a tough old rooster, isn't he?
-Sí.

But we're going
to find out just how tough.

No!

I am a blacksmith, señor.

I have been burned before.

I see you have, old man.

But has he?

Your son is a very handsome boy,

at the moment.

No, don't touch him!

Then you will open the box.

Sí.

That is better.

Father, don't make the key.

Let them do what they want.

They're gonna kill us anyway,
so don't open the lock!

You heard what my son said, señor.

We'll see what he says
when he gets a taste of this.

No!

Here, try mine.

Señor Zorro, my son.

Here I am, Father.

Go join your friends, señorita.

- Well, you two don't need me anymore.
- No, señor.

We can take care of the thieves
and return the money.

Sí. A son working with his father
can do many things.

Adiós, amigos.

Adiós.

♪ Zorro, Zorro ♪

♪ Zorro, Zorro ♪

Next week,
Cesar Romero as the gay caballero

takes over the Pueblo de Los Angeles.

Is he a man of great wealth,
a reckless imposter, or a common thief?

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

Not sure I could bring myself
to part with them.

Only Zorro has the answers.

Help! Help! Help!

Be with us next week

when the gay caballero
matches wits with Zorro.