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Alternative title Notes and Documents - Centre Against ApartheidNo. 11/88 Author/Creator United Nations Centre against Apartheid Publisher United Nations, Date 1988-08-00 Resource type Reports Language English Subject Coverage (spatial) South Africa Coverage (temporal) 1981 - 1988 Source Northwestern University Libraries Description INTRODUCTION. REGISTER OF ENTERTAINERS, ACTORS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE PERFORMED IN APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA SINCE JANUARY 1981. Annex. DELETIONS FROM THE REGISTER. Format extent 24 page(s) (length/size)

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11/88 NOTES AND DOCUMENTS* August 1988 REGISTER OF ENTERTAINERS, ACTORS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE PERFORMED IN APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA NOV - 9 1988 [Note: The United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid intends to keep the Register up to date and to issue supplements semi-annually. The names ot persons who undertake not to engage in further cultural activity in South Africa will be deleted from future lists.] *All material in these Notes and Documents may be freely reprinted. 88-20209 Acknowledgement, together with a copy of the publication containing the reprint, would be appreciated. United Nations, New York 10017 UNITED NATIONS SCENTRE AGAINST APARTHEID

CONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION ...... REGISTER OF ENTERTAINERS, ACTORS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE PERFORMED IN APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA SINCE JANUARY 1981 ...... 2 Annex. DELETIONS FROM THE REGISTER ...... 21

INTRODUCTION The Cultural Boycott of South Africa is an integral component of a broad international effort to help eradicate apartheid through peaceful means. Its purpose is to isolate the South African rigime from the world of international culture and is achieved by persuading artists and entertainers to sever professional contacts with that country until apartheid is abolished. The present Register of entertainers, actors and others who have performed in South Africa is part of the international campaign for a cultural boycott which the General Assembly of the United Nations has repeatedly recommended over the years in a number of resolutions. The present Register is published within the ambit of General Assembly resolution 42/23 G of 20 November 1987 on concerted international action for the eradication of apartheid. The four previous issues of the Register were published in 1983, 1984, 1986 and 1987. The Register contains the names of those artists and entertainers who have performed in South Africa from January 1981 to March 1988, as well as a list of persons whose names have been deleted since the publication of the last Register in April 1987. Deletions from the Register are made by the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid upon receipt of letters from persons included in the list informing the Committee that they do not intend to engage in cultural activities in South Africa as long as the apartheid system exists. Resolution 42/23 G and the earlier resolutions of the General Assembly also contain appeals to all Governments and organizations to take appropriate action for the cessation of all cultural, scientific and sports relations that would support the apartheid r6qime of South Africa as well as relations with individuals, institutions and other bodies endorsing apartheid. In this connection, the Register assists Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and individuals to implement the cultural boycott of South Africa and to dissuade artists and entertainers from engaging in any cultural or other activities in South Africa. For example, in the light of the mounting repression in South Africa an increasing number of Governments no longer permit persons whose names appear on the Register to perform in their countries or in some cases even receive visas, and many national or private broadcasting corporations also do not broadcast their music or show their films. The Special Committee gratefully acknowledges the contributions of all who have adhered strictly to the cultural boycott by refusing to perform in South Africa, often foregoing lucrative offers, who have dissuaded some of their colleagues from performing there, or who have criticized entertainers who have performed in that country. At the same time, it appeals to all Governments and others to renew their efforts to implement the boycott and to give widest publicity to the Register, and especially calls in this regard on those states whose nationals appear on the list in relatively large numbers. The Special Committee believes that artists and entertainers, representing a most sensitive and freedom loving part of humankind, are capable, by their example, to exert an important influence on public opinion and can contribute positively to world action against apartheid. It therefore appeals to all entertainers, artists and other members of the world of culture to express their opposition to apartheid by refusing to engage in any cultural or related activity in South Africa as long as that abhorrent system is in effect.

REGISTER OF ENTEIrAINERS, ACTORS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE PERFORMED IN APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA SINCE JANUARY 1981

Month and year of reported activity in South Africa Arqentina Anselmo Osman Cejas, musician * Bruno Leonardo Gelber, Adolfo Waitzman, composer 1/ October 1987 May 1981 February 1987 Dale Baker, ballet dancer Craig Burgess, dancer * Gary Doherty, ballet dancer Anthony Hamilton, actor * Dave Mills, singer Johanna Picker, cellist * Helen Reddy, singer (lives in the ) Samuels, actor Patrick Thomas, conductor Karin Adam, violinist Murray Dickie, opera conductor Stolz Einzi F. J. Holzleiter, leader of the Salzburcer Stierwascher, folk and dance group Grundula Janowitz, soprano Heidi Litschauer, cellist * Salzburg Chamber Orchestra: * Soloists: Werner Dickel, violist * Martin Walch, violinist * Salzburger Stierwascher, folk and dance qroup Christa Schrammein Heiner Schrammein Uhplatterqruppe Westdorf Stefan Vladar, pianist Berry Walter, singer Erik Werba, accompanist April 1986 January-February 1988 April 1981 December 1987 October 1981 January 1988 May 1981 December 1986 February 1987 May 1986 January 1982 February 1983 April 1983 Aucust 1984 Auqust 1987 Auaust 1987 April 1983 September 1983 September 1983 September-October 1983 April 1986 September 1983 September-October 1983 Expressieqroep Vredoni, musical qroup Annick Lenelle, trapeze artist Tom van Cauwenberq, ballet dancer Charles Vanderzand, conductor Vanya Elias-Josi, pianist Douglas furi, pianist *Names marked with an asterisk indicate those who were not previous Reqisters. Aucust 1983 December 1985 July 1982 February 1986 February 1981 January 1986 included in the

Month and year January 1988 Tomislav Baynov, pianist Ron Alexander, dancer Joanne Bergen, art dealer Miquel Brown, dancer Anqela Cheng, pianist Marc-Andr4 Hamelin Lorenzo Michaud, president, Quebec International Book Fair Ick Coo Moon, pianist Cyprus Marios Papadopoulos, pianist (lives in the ) June 1981 February 1987 September 1984 January 1984 September 1983 January-February 1987 January 1984 Auaust 1986 Denmark Egon Madsen, ballet dancer Pierre Amoyal, violinist Jean-Pierre Bouvier, actor * Pierre Cardin, fashion designer Jean Philippe Collard, musician Jacques Delacote, conductor Xavier Delluc, actor * Jacques Dercourt, producer * Jacqueline Douguet, dancer (lives in the United States) Alan Harrison, circus performer Erik Heidsieck, pianist Pierre Lary, director * Johnny Martin, entertainer Lizzy Mercierdescloux, sinqer Philippe Monnier, director * Christian Mousset, musical director * Stephane Ode, tumbler Daniele Pascal, cabaret star R6qis Pasquier Bruno Peltre, pianist * Yves Rault, pianist Pascal Roq6, pianist Agn~s Soral, actress * Sylvia Zerbib, actress * July 1983 May 1986 1987 August 1983 May 1983 July 1985 1987 1987 January-March 1986 December 1986 January 1984 1987 May 1983 Auqust 1983 1987 April 1987 December 1985 June 1985, March 1986 and February-March 1987 March 1985 January 1988 January 1986 May 1986 1987 1987 Bulgaria Canada

Germany, Federal Republic of and , pop group:* Nora Anders * Yunta * Michael Borneman, musician Wolfgang Bothe, conductor Sieglind Bruhn, piano accompanist Nina Burell, dancer (married to Scott Burell, lives in the United States) Scott Burell, dancer (lives in the United States) Computerized Dancing Waters, circus performers Evelyn Dalberg, singer * Eurythmeum Stuttgart dance troupe German folk dancers from Reichelsheim (near Frankfurt) Wolfgang Glemser, pianist * Goombay dance band, reggae group Heino, folk sinqer Horst Jankowski, pianist Cornelia Kallish, singer Matthias Kirschnereit, pianist Rolf Klose, artist Wolfram Lorenzen, pianist Mediumterzeit, music trio Thedor Nisslein, violinist * Pierre Oser, pianist * Carla Pohl, opera singer (South African-born) Peter Rieckhoff, clarinetist Heidi-Ulrike Rosochacki, violinist * Binette Schroeder, artist , actress Stuttgart trio Supermax rock group Peter Timmerman Markus Tomas, pianist * Trachten Gruppe Gschwend Christoph Ullrich, pianist Rose Wagermann Evelyn Weiss, art critic * Tilmann Wick, cellist * Greece Sonia Carastavrakis, traditional singer Maria Haitas, traditional dancer Isadoras, band Petro Kokokis, bouzouki player Cathy Paraskevas, traditional dancer Nick Paraskevas, traditional dancer Shiakali Dance Troupe, Cypriot dancers September 1987 September 1983 February 1987 February 1984 May 1981 May 1981 December 1986 November 1987 March 1984 July 1984 January 1988 Auqust-October 1983 February 1982 October 1981 February 1984 January 1986 April 1984 February 1986; February and March 1987 March 1984 January 1988 October 1987 July 1985 February 1987 January 1988 April 1984 July 1984 January 1982 March 1981 September 1983 February 1988 October 1981 January 1986 September 1983 March 1987 January 1988 July 1984 July 1984 March 1982 October 1981 July 1984 July 1984 October 1981 and March 1982 Month and year

Greece (cont'd) Janis Vakarelis, pianist Mary Vassilou, teacher of traditional dance Christalde Vollotis, singer Month and year April 1985 July 1984 October 1981 Honq Kong Vivian Choi, pianist * January 1988 Ireland Geraldine Branagan, singer Michael Bryan, singer/sonqwriter Margo Burns, singer Trevor Burns, singer Danny Fisher, showband musical group Tom McGrath Dave Monks, singer Harry Monks, singer Corinne Scanlon, dancer Sharon Scanlon, dancer Cissy Stone, band leader/singer Daniel Adni, pianist Yardena Arazi, singer Dalita Atlas, conductor Rami Bar-Niv, pianist Batsheva Dance Company Mordechai Ben David, classical music singer Daniel Benyamini, orchestra leader , singer/comedian Uzzi Hitman, sinqer/songwriter Israel Chamber Orchestra Esti Katz, musician Jenny Kessler, opera singer John Kozar, pianist Milka Laks, pianist Dapha Margolin, entertainer Uri Mayer, conductor Or Akiva, song and dance group Valery Panov, ballet dancer Galina Panova, ballet dancer Ra'anana Dance Centre Group Rivka Raz, singer-actress Joram Rosov, professor of arts and desiqn Shalom Dancers, dance troupe Elyakum Shapirra, conductor Yoel Shar, entertainer Tzavtaz, folk group October 1982 June 1985 September 1984 September 1984 January 1983 April 1983 September 1985 September 1985 1985 and August 1986 August 1986 Auqust 1982 June 1982 April 1985 April 1983 March 1984 and August 1986 February 1986 March 1984 May 1983 February 1983 February 1983 Auqust 1986 September 1983 August 1981 June 1982 May 1983 January 1983 February 1986 Auqust 1983 April 1982 April 1982 August 1984 February 1983 November 1984 August 1986 March 1986 January 1983 October 1981 Israel (cont'd) Arie Vardi, pianist David Zar, singer/composer Asaf Zehar, pianist Laura Antonelli, actress Luigi Alberto Bianchi, violist Biasini Family, circus performers Fabio Bidini, pianist * Paola Bruni, pianist Maria Chiara, opera singer Francesco Cipoletta, pianist * Coro Illersberq Folk Group Fiorenza Cossotta, opera singer Carlo Cossutta, opera sinqer Cycling Wanders, circus performers Marcella Gudeli, pianist Ida Kulanka, mime Giorgio Lamberti, opera singer Orazio Maione, pianist Dacia Maraini, novelist, playwriter and poet* Elena Mauti-Nunziata, opera singer Francesca Merola, sinqer Lavinia Morigi, violinst * Andrea Nuferini, cellist * Enrico Pace, pianist * Marco Rizzi, violinist * Sebastiano, magician Robert Selvilli, singer Marina Specifico, mime Ernesto Veronelli, opera sinqer Princess Ira von Furstenberg, actress Month and year October 1981 and August 1986 February 1983 May 1984 March 1984 April 1981 December 1986 January 1988 January 1986 August 1984 January 1988 October 1981 September 1981 June 1981 December 1986 January 1984 August 1981 September 1981 January 1986 October 1987 September 1981 March 1985 January 1988 January 1988 January 1988 January 1988 March 1986 March 1985 Auqust 1981 July 1985 March 1983 Yasuli Hayashi, opera singer Yoshinuri Kikuchi, conductor Mideko Kobayashi, violinist * Shigenori Kudo, flutist Yoshimi Takeda, conductor Yoko Watanabe, opera singer , Republic of Kimera, pop singer (lives in ) Sungwon Yang, cellist * April 1983 April 1985 January 1988 May 1986 June 1982 September 1985 July 1985 January 1988 Mexico Beautiful Michell, circus performer December 1986

Netherlands Folkloristiche Dance Group Heintje (Hein Simons), singer F. W. Hermans Gerard Reve, writer Month and year October 1981 February 1983 March 1983 June 1984 New Zealand Ricky May, jazz singer Pakistan Raghib Muradabadi, poet* Himayat Ali Shair, poet* February 1984 August 1987 and September 1987 August 1987 and September 1987 September 1983 Paraguay Los Mensajeros, band Tony Silva (Herman Jos6), singer/humourist Puerto Rico Dax Xenos, singer Yvonne Timoianu, cellist * Saint Vincent and the Grenadines August 1983 January 1988 Sylvester MacKintosh, saxophonist, a member of the Jerry Jerome and the Cardells band (lives in Canada) January-June 1982 April 1984 Aqrupaci6n Coral de Elizondo Boneqio Dance Company Fernando Boneqio, quitarist Julia Boneqio, dancer Nadia Bonegio,dancer Ra6l Boneaio, guitarist Carmen Cantelar, dancer Liza de Vega, dancer Tomas Sanchez, dancer Federico Cerva, dancer Pilar de Huelva, dancer September 1984 and May 1986 September 1984 and May 1986 May 1986 September 1984 and May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 August 1982 May 1986 May 1983 Spain

Month and year Antonio del Castillo, dancer/choreoqrapher Concha de Triana, dancer Luis Dorvis, guitarist Demetrios Fernandez, guitarist Enrique Garcia-Asensio, conductor Alfredo Kraus, opera sinqer Maruja Lean, dancer Luisa Lobato, dancer Manuela Maya, dancer Soledad Mirallas, dancer Mercedes Molina Dance Company (Luisa Cortes, director) Jos4 Montoya Spanish Dance Theatre Elvira Reyes, dancer Angel Romero, classical guitarist (lives in the United States) La Marina Royas, guitarist Esteban Salamanca, flamenco singer Enrique Segovia, dancer Isabel Soler, dancer Pedro Soler, guitarist Valcamba, music group Miguel Vargas, flamenco singer March 1985, March-May 1986 May 1986 September 1984 May 1986 September 1981, May 1985, February 1986 and February 1988 June 1981 May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 August 1984 and June 1985 May-June 1985 April 1985 August 1981 September 1984 September 1984 and May-June 1985 June 1985 February 1986 April 1983 and February 1986 March 1984 February 1986 Claude 0. Brecht, singer P. Eustorgi, musician L. Glauser, musician Trinidad and Tobago Jerry Jerome, guitarist and singer, a member of the Jerry Jerome and the Cardells band (lives in Canada) August 1983 September 1983 September 1983 January-June 1982 Spain (cont'd)

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Janine Andrews, actress Jeffrey Archer, novelist John Arnold, conductor Margaret Barnes, ballet teacher * Frank Barrie, actor Simon Bell, singer Michael Bentine, comedian/comic actor Biddu and Orchestra Michael Binss, pianist Joyce Blair, dancer Derek Bond, actor Judy Bowker, actress Paul Bradley (Paul Mal), singer Elkie Brooks, singer Ayesha Brough, singer/dancer Chrissey Caine, singer Joy Camden, ballet teacher Anthony Caro, sculptor Collin Carr, cellist Bruno Carter, ballet dancer John Casson, actor Christopher Cazenove, actor Dianne Chandler, singer Nicholas Clay, actor Shirley Conran, writer , singer Roy Dotrice, actor Margaret Eales, singer David Earl, composer Maria Eldridge, disco dancer Michael Elpchick, actor The Equals, pop band: Derv Gordon Pat Lloyd Annabel Etkind, harpist Malcolm Farquhar, play director Duncan Faure, pop musician Faure Faure, television producer Keeley Ford, singer Frederick Forsyth, novelist Philip Fowke, pianist Edward Fox, actor Claire Francis, writer Fiona Fullerton, actress Stuart Gillies, singer Bob Gladwin, entertainment agent Rudy Glipin, disc jockey June 1983 Auqust 1983 June 1985 April 1987 August 1984 December 1982 July 1981 January 1983 January 1981 and in 1985 Auqust 1982 August 1984 and in 1985 July 1981 October 1983 and March 1984 April 1983 and May-June 1985 March 1982 May 1983 October 1986 January 1983 September 1983 July 1985 November 1983 October 1982 September 1982 Auqust 1981 May 1983 April 1985 1984- 1985 September 1983 May 1985 May 1981 November 1983 February-March 1987 November 1981 and December 1983 February 1987 March 1983 October 1983 October 1982 August 1983 June 1985 March 1985 November 1983 1984-1985 February 1982 March 1985 June 1983 month and year

-10- United Kingdom (cont'd) Month and year Henry Goodman, actor Luanshya Greer, writer * Kenneth Griffith, actor Pamela Haines, novelist Ed Harper, producer Tony Hart, entertainer Jack Hedley, actor John Helliwell, saxophonist Dickie Henderson, comedian David Hillman, opera singer Bob Hird, theatrical director Hot Gossip, dance troupe The Humaniacs, rock group Gordon Jackson, actor Jeepster, pop group Derek Jones, conductor Evan Jones, musician Jennifer Jones, disco dancer Josephine Jones, singer Nicholas Jones, actor Kasatska Cossacks, dancers K. C. and the Sunshine Band: Deborah Carter Ellis Parker Fermin Goytisolo Dennie Sierra Willie Hall James Taylor Hazel King Edward Webster Thomas Maddox Nikki Kelly, actress Trevor Kelly, comedian Eddie Kidd, stuntman Adam Kidron, Roger Kitter, comedian Nicholas Kynaston, organist Penny Lane, cabaret artist Richard Lawrence, opera singer Christine le Brocq, actress , actor Jona Lewis, singer/songwriter John Lillwill, pianist Moira Lister, actress and play director * David Lively, pianist (lives in France) * Elizabeth Longford, journalist Richard Loring, singer Peter MacDonald, director Derik Malcolm, film critic Illa Malcolmson, dancer Male Voice Choir of Wales 2/ Mary Mason, cabaret artist Peter Maxwell, entertainer Marius May, cellist Tom McAllister, musician Barry McGrath, dancer December 1985 1987 October 1983 and 1984-85 April 1983 1984-1985 July 1983 July 1983 November 1982 November-December 1983 June 1981 November 1983 February-August 1983 July 1986 1984- 198c February 1986 September 1983 September 1983 September 1983 March 1984 November 1983 October 1981 May 1984 September and December 1983 and January 1984 August 1982 March 1984 August 1983 October 1983 January 1987 July 1983 May 1984 November 1983 1984-1985 May 1982 June 1981 March 1987 February 1988 October 1983 November 1982 1984-1985 April 1983 November 1983 October 1981, February 1983 and May 1986 October 1981 April-May 1983 February 1984 April 1983 June 1981

-11- United Kingdom (cont'd) Month and year Malcolm McLaren, musician Stephanie McLean, actress Michael Meyer, playwright Midnight Flyers, singing group Michael Milligan, comedian Alec Mills, cinematographer Jean Munro-Martin, disco dancer Jimmy Nairn, singer Nazareth, pop band:* * * Dan McCafferty * Darryl Sweet * Steve Newman, guitarist Mariana Nicolesco, opera singer Margaret Orr, dancer Eric Paice, playwright * Bunty Philips, film make-up artist Tim Plewman, actor Rick Podell, comedian Robert Powell, actor Katie Rabbett, model , actor Allyson Rees, actress Roy Reynolds, artist Peter Rice, stage designer Jeff Richer, choreographer Peter Sarsted, singer Leo Sayer, singer Leonard Schach, Gerald Seymour, novelist Barry Sheene, actor/entertainer George Sherman, pianist Andrew Smart, dancer Robina Smart, dancer (wife of Andrew Smart) Sue Staples, Scottish country dance teacher * Stella Starr, singer Jean St. Clair, actress Robert Stephens, actor Ronnie Stevens, actor Russell Stone, singer Donald Swann, pianist David Sycamore, ballroom dancer Bernie Taupin, songwriter David Taylor, conductor Jeremy Taylor, actor * Brian Torff, bass player Toto Coelo, band The Trogqs, pop band: Req Presley March 1983 Auqust 1983 March 1982 November 1985 March 1982 and Auqust-September 1983 1984-1985 May 1981 November-December 1982 May 1987 March 1984 June 1981 November 1983 March 1987 1984- 1985 November 1983 May 1984 March-April 1985 1981 October 1986 April 1984 July 1986 June 1981 January 1986 September 1982 January 1982 July 1985 June 1985 August 1983 October 1981 September 1983 September 1983 October 1987 May 1983 June 1982 January 1982 March 1982 December 1982 September 1982 October 1982 October 1983 August 1986 and February-March January 1988 October 1981 September 1983 May-June 1986 1987

-12- United Kingdom (cont'd) Month and year Gail Vaughan, singer Timothy Walker, guitarist Dilys Watling, cabaret artist John Watts, actor Denise Weavers, ballroom dancer Terry Webster, comedian/cabaret artist Jeff Weston, record distributor Emlyn Williams Victor Winding, actor , pop band: * Jim Crompton * * Andy Pyle * Steve Upton * Mark Wynter, actor Brian Yemm, comedian/singer Anita Young, dancer May 1983 October 1982 September-October 1982 November 1982 October 1982 April 1984 September 1984 Late 1982 to early 1983 August-September 1982 May 1987 November-December 1983 January 1983 April 1983 United States of America Jim Abrahams, film maker America, country rock group: Gerry Beckley Darvey Bernell Bob Anderson, singer Susan Anton, sinqer/actress Bonnie Bianco, singer * L. C. Blast, singer Norman Boehm, pianist Ernest Borqnine, actor Laura Branigan, singer * Gwen Brisco, singer Shirley Brown, singer Glen Campbell, country music singer Clarence Carter, singer Ray Charles, singer Rita Coolidge, singer Kelly Danyluk Valerie Errante, singer September 1984 October 1981 June 1981 April 1982 September 1987 December 1981 January 1983 January 1982 March-May 1987 May 1988 December 1981, September 1983 and January 1984 October 1981 November 1981 October 1982 and February 1984 October 1981 August 1981 November 1984 January 1984

Month and year Jack Faulla, ballet dancer Renee Fleming, singer Carla Fontana, jazz trombonist George Forest Milos Forman, film director Robert Forster, actor * Midel Fox, jazz musician Don Francisco, gospel singer "Glide", breakdancer, member of the Dynamic Rockers David Golup, pianist Jack Gregg, jazz musician Michael Gunt, pianist Susan Haine, dancer David Hasselhof, television performer Richard Hatch Goldie Hawn, actress Richard Groove Holmes, jazz musician Jimmy Bo Home, singer Susan Howard, actress Peanuts Hucko, jazz clarinetist Suzie Hyde, dancer Janis Ian, singer David Jackson, jazz musician Marine Jahana, dancer Oliver Johnson, jazz musician Jack Jones, singer Sue Jorqensen, ice skater Fern Kinney Louis Lane, conductor William Levey, director * David Lively, pianist Love Machine, dancers and singers Peter Mancer Dancers and Reborn Ann-Marqret, actress/singer Barry Martin, dancer Johnny Mathis, singer Kevin Elliot Maynor, opera singer Mighty Clouds of Joy, gospel singers Roger Minami, director, choreographer Ella Mitchell, qospel singer November 1984 January 1984 November 1981 November 1981 September 1984 December 1987 September 1981 April 1984 July 1984 February 1985 September- October 1983 January 1984 November 1983 July 1983 and March 1985 March 1981 March 1981 December 1983 March 1981 March 1981 April 1982 December 1983 December 1981 and January 1982 September 1981 November 1981 September-October 1983 April 1981 July 1985 August 1981 June 1981 December 1987 March 1986 November 1983 October 1981 February 1982 September 1983 January 1982 January 1984 September 1982 February 1987 February 1984 -13- United States (cont'd)

-14- United States (cont'd) Month and year Kenworth Moffett, art critic Marion Vernett Moore, opera singer Patricia Neary, ballet producer * New York Barbers' Shop and Aqrupaci6n Coral de Elizando , director * Linda Oliphant, singer Jennifer O'Neill, actress * Charles Pace Alan J. Pakula, film director Russell Peters, pianist Della Reese, cabaret singer * Tim Reid ("Venus Flytrap"), television performer Linda Ronstadt, rock singer Joel Rosenberg, conductor * Telly ("") Savalas, actor Shirley Scott, singer Neil Sedaka, singer Sharon Shackleford Sha Na Na, rock group Terrence Shank, director Diana Solomon, singer Candi Staton, singer Dakota Staton, jazz musician Jonathan Sternberg, conductor Joseph Swenson, violinist Lyndon Taylor, violist * John Thomas, jazz musician Stanley Turrentine, jazz artist Leo Variety, leader of Variations Band Village People, band Robert Wagner, actor * Lovelace Watkins, singer "Wavey" legs, breakdancer, member of the Dynamic Rockers Ronny Whyte, pianist Aaron Williams, ventriloquist Willy, juggler William Windom, actor * William C. Witter, actor Robert Wright Oxana Yablonskaya, pianist Janice Yoes, opera singer * Robert Yokabaskas, ice skater Saul Zaentz, film director Mark Zeltser, pianist Efrem Zimbalist, actor October 1986 January 1984 February 1988 October 1981 October 1987 December 1981 December 1987 November 1981 March 1983 January 1984 March 1988 April 1981 May 1983 November 1987 January 1982 September 1982 May 1982 June 1981 November 1981 February 1986 and February 1987 October 1981 March 1981 September 1981 February-March 1987 August 1984 January 1988 September-October 1983 October 1982 March 1981 December 1981 November 1987 January 1981 July 1984 September 1983 May 1981 September 1984 December 1987 September 1983 November 1981 November 1985 and September 1987 March-April 1987 July 1985 September 1984 May 1981 January 1982

Month and year Frank Agrama, producer Tonkins Anderson, dancer Ayalla Family, circus performers Basia, musician Nina Beilina, violinist * Wolfgang Benz, pianist Pim Broere, agent (lives in the United States) Alexander Brussilovsky, violinist Riccardo Capasso, conductor * Bennett Clark, cellist Edgar Cosma Edgar Cree, conductor * Steven de Groote , actor * Eva Graubin, conductor Omri Hadari, conductor Caroline Hallet, actress Sidney Harth, conductor Steve Jackson, author Janusz, musician Klaus Kanngiesser, cellist Terence Kern, conductor * Kopezynski, musician Rainier Kussman, violinist Claudia Leoni, dancer Avi Lerner, producer * Joe Puszta, circus performer Andrzej Ratusinski, pianist Paul Roche, poet (lives in the United States) Galina Samsova, ballet dancer (reported to have Canadian and Israeli nationalities) Alexander Sander, conductor * Mirek and Zdenka Sineko and family, balancing act William Smith, actor * Ezra Spicehandler, writer * Sharron Strime, dancer Martha Szirmay, opera singer * Nadav Tel-Oren Fred Wachs, violinist Bryan Watson, dancer Toni White, actress Robert Wilkie, circus performer Victor Yampolsky, conductor 1984-85 November 1984 December 1986 September 1983 August 1987 February 1987 August 1986 August 1987 April 1986 November 1985 August 1987 June 1982 October 1987 June 1983 March 1986 May 1985 August 1986 August 1986 September 1983 January 1982 Auqust 1987 September 1983 January 1982 July 1985 October 1987 December 1986 February 1986 and August 1987 June 1986 July 1983 and April 1985 March-April 1987 March 1986 October 1987 August 1987 November 1984 March-April 1987 December 1985 April 1986 July 1985 May 1985 December 1986 January 1983 -15- Nationality unknown

-16- The following are listed as coming from Taiwan Province: Wen-Hsin Cheng, musician * October 1987 Hisieng-Chwen Hsiu, pianist * January 1988 Sun-Chin Lin, musician *October 1987 Lydia Wong, violinist May 1985 Tang Yun, violinist July 1985 Shaka Zulu television film The television epic Shaka Zulu, claiming to depict the life of the nineteenth- century Zulu king, Shaka, was filmed in South Africa by the State-controlled South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) in 1984 and 1985 and released in 1986 as a 10-part series. While the film was essentially an SABC production, the South African authorities tried to obscure this fact by marketing it abroad under the name of Harmony Gold, a Los-Angeles-based distributor, and presenting it as a joint enterprise of "Harmony Gold and the [so-called] Zulu nation". It also secured the services of a number of prominent foreign film industry personnel to help give the production an international character and appeal. The film has already been shown in several countries, but has met with demonstrations by anti-apartheid activists in the United States and the United Kingdom. It has also been denounced as historically inaccurate and generally designed to further South African government policies regarding the black population. The following are the most prominent foreign personnel known to have taken part: Frank Agrama, Roy Dotrice, Edward Fox, Fiona Fullerton, Kenneth Griffith, Ed Harper, Gordon Jackson, Christopher Lee, Peter MacDonald, Alec Mills, Bunty Philips, and Robert Powell. They are all listed in the Register under the United Kingdom, except for Mr. Agrama, who is listed under "unknown". French-South African television series The French company T61ecip co-produced with the SABC in 1987 a thirteen-part television series entitled Bonne Esp6rance in the French edition and Heritage in the South African edition. The series, filmed in South Africa, depicts the history of a South African family who were descendants of French Huguenots, while recounting events in South African history from 1820-1881, including incidents of racial prejudice purporting to criticize the social environment of the times. The company intended to broadcast the series on French and other television networks. The foreign personnel known to have taken part in the project are Jean- Pierre Bouvier, Xavier Delluc , Jacques Dercourt, Luanshya Greer, Pierre Lary, Philippe Monnier, Agn~s Soral, and Sylvia Zerbib. They are all listed in the Register under France, except for Ms. Greer, who is listed under the United Kingdom.

-17- Foreign filmmaking in South Africa There has been a recent upsurge of foreign filmmaking in South Africa. A number of foreign films have been made there in the last year, particularly by US producers, and several of the films scheduled for production in South Africa will be made with foreign involvement. At present, there are at least half a dozen US companies and dozens of US actors making "B qrade" action films in South Africa, and others who are engaged in film financing and distribution. This is to a large degree due to incentives offered by the r6gime. The focus of activity now also includes the illegally occupied Territory of Namibia. Among the films that have been shot there recently is Red Scorpion, based on the life of Jonas Savimbi, the head of UNITA. Made in late 1987 and 1988, it received the full backing and co-operation of the South African regime, which provided it with a wide range of military personnel and equipment. However, it generated so much controversy because of its links with South Africa that it has not been released to date. ( Red Scorpion is a Moonrose Production written by Arnie Olsen, produced by , directed by Joe Zito, and starring , Emmett Walsh, Al White and Brian James.) 3/

-18- Notes 1/ Mr. Waitzman has been responsible for the scores of all extravaganzas at the Sun City entertainment complex in South Africa, according to the newspaper The Citizen, 3 February 1987. 2/ In 1981, the Welsh Anti-Apartheid Movement campaigned against any co- operation by the International Eisteddfod Committee with headquarters in Llangollen, Wales, with the Roodepoort International Eisteddfod of South Africa and appealed for a boycott of Welsh singers. The Chairman, Mr. Noel Bowen, and the Honorary Secretary, Mr. I. Morris-Jones, of the International Eisteddfod Committee, visited South Africa to advise the organizers of the Roodepoort International Eisteddfod of South Africa. As a result, two established Welsh choirs decided not to go to South Africa and several local education authorities refused leave for their employees to go on the tour. Mr. Stuart Weaving, a wealthy British businessman, then offered to finance the tour and, through public advertisements, organized a group of 69 Welsh choristers to perform in Roodepoort and tour South Africa. All members of the Welsh choir registered "Jones". The British Anti-Apartheid Movement, to the Special Committee against Apartheid the names: Cymbach in South African hotels as however, obtained and provided following incomplete list of Caldicott and District B.D. Davies (Secretary) Ossie Davies William Davis (former m Ted Fry Andrew Gordon Martin James Ken Jones Malcolm Jones Allan Lloyd Mao Matthews John Merriman (ex-Chair Tom Millard Gwyn Owen Allan Ponting David Rhys Arwyn Richards Noel Smith Emlyn Thomas Dereck Williams ember) David Chown Alan Collins Glyn Cooper Hayden Davies (Public Relation Officer) Alun Evans (Vice-President) Olivia Franklin David Gould Tom Hole Gerald Hughes Colin Jones (Committee member) Ken Lewis Aldwyn Pugh Allan Rowles David Stocker (Committee member) Idris Windos man)

-19- Froncysyllte Barry Strutt Also G. Harris Gwilym Rhys Jones Gwynoy Jones Danny Leahie Collin Leonard John Morgan Evan David W. Thomas 3/ The following are among the companies and personnel reported to have been involved in filmmaking in South Africa and/or Namibia in the last two years. The Special Committee against Apartheid is checking further the accuracy of the reports. The Cannon Group, whose recent films made at least in part in South Africa include -Going Bananas, produced by David Dortort, directed by Boaz Davidson, and starring Dom DeLuise and Jimmie Walker; American Ninla, directed by , starring Michael Dudikoff (who is in the Register), and Steve James, and - II, directed by Sam Firstenberg, starring Michael Dudikoff; 'Journey to the Center of the Earth directed by Rusty Lemorande, starring Nicola Cowper and William Moses; Mercenary Fighters,- directed by Riki Shelach, starring (who since making the film sent a pledge to the Special Committee and was placed on the last Register's deletion list); Platoon Leader' (made by Breton Films for Cannon), produced by Breton Films' head, , directed by Aaron Norris (who is in the Register), starring Michael Dudikoff; Gor, produced by Harry Alan Towers, directed by Fritz Kiersch, starring Oliver Reed (who is in the Register); Dragonard, and Master of Dragonard Hill,' produced by Harry Alan Towers, directed by Gerard Kikoine, starring Oliver Reed and Eartha Kitt (who also sent a pledge and was placed on the present Register's deletion list). Avi Lerner of Cannon (who is in the Register) was executive producer or co-producer of at least eight of the films. Laurelwood Productions, whose films include 'Act of Piracy, produced by Igo Kantor and Hal Reed, directed by John Cardos, starring Gary Busey and Ray Sharkey. The film was partially shot in South Africa. Silver Lion Films, whose films include :Otions, produced by Lance Hool, directed by Camilo Vila, starring Joanna Pacula, partly shot in South Africa, and Steel Dawn, produced by Lance Hool, starring , filmed in Namibia. Cue Films, whose films include 'Murphy's Fat,' produced by David Barrett, Chris Davies and Don Parker, written and directed by Robert Smawley, starring Patrick Dollaghan, and Scavengers', produced by David Barrett and Chris Davies, written and directed by Duncan McLachlan. Both films were shot in South Africa and released by Triax Entertainment. Lars International Pictures, which was responsible for Nukie, starring Glynis Johns and Steve Railsback, filmed in South Africa.

-20- Harry Alan Towers' Breton Films, responsible for Skeleton Coast, starring Ernest Borqnine (who is in the Register), , Oliver Reed, Leon Isaac Kennedy and . The film was made in South Africa and Namibia. BSB Entertainment, which produced Committed, directed by William Levey, starring Jennifer O'Neill, William Windom and Robert Forster (all of whom are in the Register). Trans World Entertainment said that it plans to distribute the film, which was made in South Africa. Avatar Film Corporation, which made The Crystal Eye in South Africa and Namibia. A production company in owned by former actress Hope Holiday, which recently made two films in South Africa, Space Mutiny, and Rage to 1II_, the latter starring Oliver Reed. Action International Pictures is to distribute the films. A film entitled Bottoms Up directed by Jeff Gold, recently shot in South Africa. A film entitled White Ghost, produced by Andrew Lane and Wayne Crawford, featuring actor Reb Brown, recently filmed in South Africa.

-21- Annex DELETIONS FROM THE REGISTER The following persons have pledged since the Register in April 1987 that they will not perform apartheid is abolished. Name of artist Alexander Rahbari, conductor The Vienna Boys Choir Poul Gnatt, ballet producer Marie Claire Alain, organist Boney M, pop group Christian Zacharias, pianist Phil Coulter, producer Joe Dolan, singer Mendi Rodan, conductor Carlos Goncalves, musician Joel Pina, musician Amalia Rodrigues, singer Montserrat Caballe, opera singer Rafael Orozco, pianist Shirley Bassey, singer Black Sabbath, pop band: Bev Bevan Terry Butler Tony Lammi Tony Martin Geoff Nichols Dave Spitz The Fortunes, pop group Marmalade, pop band Kevin Moore, actor Status Quo, rock group The Swinging Blue Jeans, pop group The Tremeloes, pop group Stan Urban, pianist Paul Anka, singer Bellamy Brothers, country music singers Cher, singer/actress Eartha Kitt, singer/actress , sinqer Buddy Tate, jazz saxophonist * publication of the last in South Africa aqain until Nationality Austria Austria Denmark France , Federal Republic of Germany, Federal Republic of Ireland Ireland Israel Portugal Portuaal Portuqal Spain Spain United Kingdom United Kingdom United United United United United United United United United United United United United Kingdom Kingdom Kingdom Kingdom Kingdom Kingdom Kingdom States States States States States States * The name of Buddy Tate, jazz saxophonist from the United States, was inadvertently included in the Register as a result of incomplete information. His name has therefore been deleted from the Register. The deletion is effective as of October 1983, the date of the publication of the first Register.