:31:00
Yeah, well now, those guards...
are scared.
:31:03
What are we running here a nursery?
:31:05
lf it's burglars that frighten the guards then
why don't they guard a park?
:31:09
Or a quarterback or guard a forest!
:31:10
- But it isn't the burglars that scare the guards.
- Yeah? Well what is it?
:31:14
Well, there's talk of a phantom.
:31:17
Let me see they want shorter hours,
higher wages and phantom insurance.
:31:20
Phantoms!
:31:22
Go over everything again.
:31:23
The elevators, broom closets, toilets,
l don't want one cockroach left in here.
:31:26
Ladies and gentlemen, the Egyptology Gallery is temporarily
closed to the public. Thank you.
:31:30
So something not right
with your security?
:31:33
- You a reporter?
- No, but l read the reports, file them away.
:31:39
- Mysterious goings-on at the Louvre.
- Don't believe everything you read.
:31:43
Museum security's tip-top.
American technology.
:31:46
- l'm Mangin, l manage the security.
- Verlac, veteran, well retired.
:31:48
Because this might not be America.
:31:51
But it might soon become
a little like Vietnam.
:31:55
- You're exploring your records?
- Yes.
:31:58
Desfontaines discovered there was a tomb when
he found a ring, you see. lt's all recorded in his journal.
:32:05
Here, see that's it. lt has a royal seal but
Desfontaines never managed to read it.
:32:10
lt was in the valley of the kings, another site, in the desert.
That's where the ring was.
:32:15
Well, l suppose it was stolen at
the time the mummy was buried but...
:32:21
- Then the ring must be in our reserves.
- No. No one's found it.
:32:24
But we have to get that ring.
:32:26
Without it we'll never know the real identity
of our mysterious mummy.
:32:33
There's got to be an explanation.
:32:39
Well, l mean you know... Certain people stop watches
and set off metal detectors.
:32:44
l mean... Could be that, right?
A magnetic field, you know?
:32:49
Sure l guess.
:32:52
Love at first sight.
That's what causes it.