All language subtitles for Once eleven

♪ 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, Zorro, Zorro ♪

♪ Zorro, Zorro ♪

Enter.

I have finished shining your boots,
comandante.

Well, sergeant, how do I look?

Splendid, capitán, splendid.

You know, sergeant?

One of my first acts
as comandante of Monterey

will be to set up a procedure
of daily inspections

of the men and of their quarters.

Woe be to the man whose bed is not made,

or whose boots are not shined!

Whoa.

Blacksmith.

Blacksmith!

What have you done?

- Diego!
- Del Amo!

Comandante.

Del Amo, you're under arrest.

Oh, well you see, this was all a joke.
I thought you were my friend.

There's only one way to deal
with your foolishness. Jail.

Jail? Oh, well,
Diego will tell you that...

Don Diego, come back here!

Del Amo, you and your jokes
are a public menace.

For the next ten days,
amuse yourself in jail.

Oh, capitán, where is your sense of humor?

Ten days in jail or a fine of 200 pesos.

Now, which will it be, señor?

Well, uh, 200 pesos.

Well, it's not as easy as it looks.

Diego, I'll bet you 100 pesos
you can't hit that target.

At least not on the first three tries.

Why should I spear the straw man?
He never did anything to me.

- What's the matter, Diego? You afraid?
- Why don't you, Diego?

I dare you.

I wish you would,
just to teach him a lesson.

Why should I?

I'm sure it'll be much more
pleasant here with you.

No, Ricardo, you go on ahead. We'll watch.

Oh, take a sporting chance.
Make a small wager.

Fortunately, I don't need your money.

Hmm.

Anna Maria, I have an idea.

Why don't you offer your kerchief
as a token or memento?

The first one that strikes the straw man
squarely with his lance wins the prize.

I feel just like a princess

being sought after by two knights
in shining armor.

Well, Diego, are you going to try,

or do you still feel
it's not worth the effort?

All right. I'll give you first try at it.
I want to see how you do it.

Ladies.

Good morning, capitán.

Señorita Anna Maria Verdugo,
and her cousin Milana del Carmen.

May I present Capitán Luis de Guerro,
the new comandante of Monterey.

Señoritas, your servant.

You are lucky, Diego.
I very nearly got it that time.

You're wasting your time, del Amo.

Let one who knows how do it.
Watch me carefully.

I'll make a perfect hit the first time.
The lance, please.

Well, Diego and I were having
a little private competition

for the lady's favor.

May the one who deserves it, win it!
The lance, please.

Sergeant! Corporal!

Oh, comandante, are you hurt?

I'll kill him, so help me!

Next time I get my hands on him,
I'll kill him!

I do not think he meant it for you,
capitán.

He wanted Don Diego to try it.

- He's a menace to public safety!
- It was just a joke, capitán.

Wait till I get my hands on him,
it'll be no joke, I assure you.

Sí, capitán.

You know, judging from
the comandante's comments

to Sergeant Garcia,

I'd say the wisest thing that you could do
would be to go back to San Francisco.

I merely planned it as a private joke
between two friends.

Why did he have to enter into it?

And I'm glad he did.

It'd serve you right
if he locked you up in his jail

and kept you there for a week.

You know, there's a certain amount
of poetic justice in all this.

He baited the trap,
and now he's got a tiger by the tail.

Personally, I admire one
who acts like a man.

- Not a clown.
- I know, I know. Like Zorro.

Is Zorro an idler or practical joker?

You should follow
Zorro's example, Ricardo.

And you too, Diego.

Anna Maria.

Oh! Excuse me, señores,
for the interruption.

Anna Maria, I need your help again.
I just cannot decide about the gown.

Very well, Milana.

You will excuse us, señores.

- That's strange, Ricardo.
- Hmm?

In less than an hour, uh, Milana has
tried on three gowns. I wonder why.

Well, that's obvious to anybody
that understands women.

You see, a romantic rendezvous
requires the perfect gown.

She said nothing about a rendezvous.

I know. It's a secret.

Oh, it's a secret,
and yet you know it, huh?

Well, you see, um, the fair Milana
has received a love letter.

Signed, "Zorro."

I don't know what you're up to,
Ricardo, but you'd better tread softly.

You're playing with fire.

Now, this is no idle whim, my friend.

I'm going to cure Anna Maria
of a very annoying habit.

Have you noticed how she constantly
compares you and me with Zorro,

- and Zorro always gets the better of it?
- Now you've lost me completely.

What does this have to do with Milana
receiving a love letter?

Oh, well, I was just about to, uh, suggest

that you and Anna Maria take a stroll
in the moonlight this evening.

Upon your return to the hacienda,

you will accidentally find
Milana and Zorro.

Oh, a very fickle Zorro?

Making love to another woman
right under Anna Maria's nose, eh?

Well, do you happen to be
Zorro's height and weight?

Oh... Mere coincidence.

Now, you be sure to be there
with Anna Maria.

Oh, walking with Anna Maria
in the moonlight,

that part of your scheme I like,
but as to the rest of it,

well, I have a premonition
that it might better be left undone.

Like all your schemes.

This, my friend, is because
you have an appalling lack of imagination.

So now, Don Diego,

the comandante blames me
for falling off his horse.

And all because of your friend.

Well, sergeant, Don Ricardo...

He's not like other men, he's a clown.
A practical joker.

That is not how the capitán described him,

nor what the capitán called me.

Well, obviously, you need to be reinstated
into the comandante's good graces.

In his present mood,
that will not be easy.

Sergeant,

supposing that, after all this time,
you were to capture Zorro?

- Would that not put you back in his favor?
-Sí, I suppose so, Don Diego.

Well, sergeant, I wouldn't share
this secret with anyone, but...

I happen to know exactly where
Zorro is going to be tonight.

You do?

♪ Sweet señorita ♪

♪ The fairest flower of Monterey ♪

♪ Sweet Estrellita ♪

♪ The shining star that lights my way ♪

♪ Sweet señorita ♪

♪ Upon your balcony above ♪

♪ If there's a secret ♪

♪ That you disclose ♪

♪ Throw a rose, oh, sweet señorita ♪

♪ The bells will ring for us one day ♪

♪ Then in the chapel ♪

♪ We'll kneel and hear the padre pray ♪

♪ There on your finger ♪

♪ A golden ring will shine ♪

♪ And you will ♪

♪ Forever be mine ♪

Ah, Milana, my love.

Zorro, this is like a dream.
I thought you were in love with my cousin.

You mean, in love with Anna Maria?

Beside you, she is like
a magpie beside a dove.

Diego, that can't be Zorro!

I know it's Ricardo.
But why? What is he up to?

Hundreds of maidens
have thrown themselves before Zorro,

including Anna Maria.

But you are the first,
the first to capture my heart.

Do not move, Señor Zorro.

I said, do not move, Señor Zorro.
We have you surrounded.

Sergeant Garcia,
what have we here?

Don Diego, you were right,
I have captured Zorro.

My congratulations, sergeant.

- You too, corporal.
-Gracias.

Unmask him. Let us see who he is.

Sí, señorita.

Ricardo. I thought so.

You mean you knew all the time?

Anna Maria, can it be possible?
Our friend, Ricardo?

Doesn't surprise me.
I've suspected him from the first.

Don Diego, may I speak to you alone?

Con permiso.

Oh, guard your prisoner well, corporal.
Remember, he is the fox.

Don Diego, there must be some mistake.
Your friend cannot be Zorro.

Well, you caught him red-handed.

Yes, I know,
but when Zorro saved the payroll,

Don Ricardo helped him
capture the bandidos.

Here was Zorro, here was Don Ricardo.

Well, do you think it's possible

that this is another one of Don Ricardo's
practical jokes?

- He is full of jokes.
- Then why don't we enjoy this one?

Let's pretend that he is Zorro.
Let him spend a night in a cell.

Don Diego, this will be
the best joke of all.

This will get even for the time
he had you put in jail.

Corporal, take the prisoner
to the guardhouse.

All right, Diego, tell them the truth.
Tell them I'm not Zorro.

I'm sorry, Ricardo,

but I promise you this,

that when Anna Maria and I
go on our picnic tomorrow,

we'll both think of you.

Sorry you can't make it.

Come, Don Ricardo,
you can tell your story at the trial.

This time I do not think
Señor Zorro will escape.

Enter.

You sent for me, capitán?

So.

You captured the
notorious outlaw Zorro last night.

Well, not exactly, capitán.

Ricardo del Amo.

Impertinent. Insolent.

We will do well to be rid of him.

- Rid of him?
- Yes, and at once.

Sergeant, you will have the gallows
erected immediately.

But, uh, what about the trial?
When will that be held?

When a man runs away from the law,
he does not need a trial.

His own actions prove that he's guilty.

Time after time Zorro has escaped
and run away,

and I will not give him time
for a repeat performance.

Of course, capitán. But there is one thing
that I must explain--

I gave you an order, sergeant!

Have the gallows erected at once.

But, comandante...

And so you see, comandante,

even though we knew
he was not really Zorro,

we thought it'd be a good joke on him.
He's always playing jokes on other people.

Sergeant, Zorro has saved your life
on more than one occasion,

- is that not right?
-Sí, capitán, but not Don Ricardo.

You are Zorro's friend.
You would do anything for him.

You would even lie for him.

Have some of your men
erect a scaffold immediately.

And meanwhile, do not leave the yard.

I'm holding you and Corporal Reyes
personally responsible for Zorro.

Let him escape,
and you will hang in his place.

Sí, comandante.

Oh, sergeant.

You will get your reward
after the execution.

Gracias, comandante,
but I could not take it.

Well, don't just stand there,
do something.

Don Ricardo, what can I do?
I dare not leave the yard.

That stupid comandante. If I could only
get my hands around his neck!

Maybe Don Diego will come back
from the picnic in time.

No, my joke has turned sour.

Well, there is still Zorro,
and if Zorro finds out...

I wish I had never heard of Zorro.

Sergeant, sergeant.

Well, corporal, what is it?

Ah, Don Diego, I'm so glad to see you.

Ah, have patience, Ricardo.
You will soon be free.

This is one little joke
he will long remember, eh, Don Diego?

Oh. Señorita.

And you, de la Vega.

Well, I suppose you've come by
to repeat the sergeant's nonsense.

That del Amo and Zorro
are not one and the same.

It is true, comandante.

Ricardo was with me
when I was rescued by Zorro.

Zorro has also rescued the sergeant.

And, no doubt,
he's rescued Señor de la Vega.

- Ricardo's not Zorro, it can be proved.
- Indeed. By whom?

Well, you have the señorita's word,
and mine.

Ricardo's arrest was merely a joke.

El Zorro is notorious for his jokes,
like your friend.

The name is unimportant.
Under either one, he will hang.

How can you kill an innocent man? Why?

Ricardo injured your pride in public,

so now you're going to have him killed
to avenge your honor, eh?

Enough! How dare you question
my authority?

Not your authority,
but your concept of justice.

Every man has a right to a fair trial,

and in court, we could prove
that Ricardo is innocent.

Don Ricardo or El Zorro,
he mocks law and order.

His execution will be
a much-needed lesson.

- Private.
Yes, sir?

You will escort the señorita
and Don Diego to the inn.

Yes, sir.
- You will remain under guard

until after the execution.

Well, it's too late, sergeant.
Zorro can't save me now.

Prisoner will mount the scaffold.

Spring the trap!

Zorro!

- So you admit your mistake, comandante?
- You men, shoot him down.

Ready. Aim. Fire!

Stop it! Stop it!

Stand back!
Give the comandante room.

All right. Order your men
to drop their arms.

- Put down your weapons.
- You heard the comandante,

drop your weapons. Drop your weapons.

Now, comandante, which of us is Zorro?

So you admit the man you almost hanged
in my name is innocent?

Now, señor, I make you a public warning.

The next time you try
to hang a man without a trial,

- I'll cut my "Z" much deeper.
- All right.

All right.

Zorro, you saved my life.
How can I thank you?

- How can you thank me, señor?
-Sí.

By not insulting my good name.

I demand satisfaction from any imposter
who claims to be Zorro.

My friends! And you too, comandante.

I ask you, how could anyone
possibly believe a man like this is Zorro?

Zorro!

Señorita.

- Ricardo, how did this happen?
- It was Zorro.

- Zorro did this to you?
- Yes, Zorro did this--

- I'll kill him. I swear, I'll kill him.

The next time we meet, I'll kill him!

♪ Zorro, Zorro ♪

♪ Zorro, Zorro ♪

Next week,
Zorro is challenged to a duel.

I'm going to get that Zorro
and I'm going to rip his mask off.

Will Zorro meet his match
in the daring Ricardo del Amo?

Will it be with pistols?

Will it be with bullwhips?

Will it be with swords?

You are one of the finest swordsman
I have ever met.

Next week,
a score of surprises await you

when the Walt Disney Studio
presents Zorro!