The magician shows a panel (with the shape of a cloud), opens it,  takes out a disk representing the sun (or, if you prefer, the moon)  from inside it, and leaves the panel in sight. The magician then picks  up a box with two compartments, he opens the two doors and shows it  empty inside. In one compartment he places the sun and closes the two  doors. The audience is asked to remember where the sun is. The box is  tilted and the door of the compartment where the sun was is opened, so  as to show that it has vanished! The audience, who heard the sound of  the sun sliding into the other compartment, will ask the magician to  open the other door. The magician closes the first door, then tilts the  box again and opens the door of the other compartment to show that it is  empty. He repeats the gag of sliding the sun from one compartment to  another several times, until the audience asks for both doors to be  opened. The magician opens them and shows the empty compartments: the  sun has really vanished! Finally he makes it appear from the cloud panel  that was in full view on the table all the time.
• A classic always appreciated by audiences, and loved by children.
• The artwork of the items, reminiscent of clouds, will allow you to tell a story of the sun hiding in the clouds.
• The sun has a diameter of 10.7 cm. (4,21"). The box, including the  support base, measures 27.5 (10,82") x 14 (5,51") x 4.4 (1,73") cm.