Don Q, Son of Zorro - 1925

Don Cesar tricks Colonel Matsado and ties him up.  Don Cesar disguises himself as Colonel Matsado and goes to visit Don Fabrique.  He smashes Don Fabrique's glasses so that Don Fabrique cannot see him well.  Don Cesar's servant has been at Don Fabrique's home; as Colonel Matsado, Don Cesar pretends to be torturing his servant to get him to reveal where Don Cesar is hiding.  Don Cesar tells Don Fabrique that the servant will lead them to Don Cesar and that Don Fabrique will be traveling with them.  Don Sebastian and the real Colonel Matsado learn that Don Cesar will be at the castle, and they head to the castle as well.

Don Diego finishes his trip to Spain and shows up at the castle dressed as Zorro.  While Zorro and Don Cesar fight off the soldiers, Don Sebastian pursues Don Fabrique, trying to get the card with proof of Don Sebastian's guilt away from Don Fabrique.  Don Cesar's servant attacks Don Sebastian, which gives Zorro a chance to get a hold of Don Fabrique.  Zorro finds the card and presents it to General de Muro by pulling it out from underneath his scarf as if by magic and asking, "Have you seen this one?"  The card clears Don Cesar's name, and Don Cesar and Dolores make plans to be married.

• Although this film is a sequel to the 1920 Zorro film, it has very little to do with Zorro.  Zorro does not appear until near the end of the film, and his disguise is not necessary since everyone already knows Zorro's identity.  The title of the film is also misleading in that Don Cesar refers to himself as Don Q only once during the entire film.

• The film does have several references to the 1920 film.  Don Diego must get his sword down from the ceiling where it was stuck at the end of the 1920 film, and Don Diego performs a trick using the line, "Have you seen this one?"