Great Looking Elephants
Posted By thecircusblog on September 8, 2011
Help me with a name…………. It kind of looks like Eloise and Morgan?
OK It is Janice Daniels John Cuneo 1972. Thanks for the comment.
Carol Bradley is trying to find Janice Daniels. Please read comment.
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I would be very interested to know if you find out!
John Cuneo with Janice Daniels. This would be Joyce and Billy, 1972.
Dear Ivan,
I am interested in reaching Janice Daniels, the woman who worked with John Cuneo’s elephants in 1972. She commented on a photo you ran of two of the elephants on Sept. 9, 2011. Would you be willing to share her email address with m?
Thank you.
Carol Bradley
carolbradley@bresnan.net
Hi Ivan,
Thanks for posting my inquiry about Janice Daniels. Can you tell me where you found this picture of Billie? I’d love to get a copy.
Best,
Carol Bradley
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