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Alternative title Notes and Documents - United Nations Centre Against ApartheidNo. 3/87 Author/Creator United Nations Centre against Apartheid Publisher United Nations, New York Date 1987-04-00 Resource type Reports Language English Subject Coverage (spatial) South Africa Coverage (temporal) 1981 - 1987 Source Northwestern University Libraries Description This fourth Register is a consolidated list of entertainers, actors and others who have performed in apartheid South Africa since the beginning of 1981. It is published at the request of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid as part of the cultural boycott against South Africa called for in several resolutions of the General Assembly. The first Register was published in October 1983. The Special Committee intends to keep the Register up-to-date and to have supplements issued periodically. Persons who undertake not to engage in further cultural contacts with South Africa will have their names deleted from future lists. Format extent 22 page(s) (length/size)

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3/87 NOTES AND DOCUMENTS* AUG - 6 1987 April 1987 REGISTER OF ENTERTAINERS, ACTORS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE PERFORMED IN APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA [Note: This fourth Register is a consolidated list of entertainers, actors and others who have performed in apartheid South Africa since the beginning of 1981. It is published at the request of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid as part of the cultural boycott against South Africa called for in several resolutions of the General Assembly. The first Register was published in October 1983. The Special Committee intends to keep the Register up-to-date and to have supplements issued periodically. Persons who undertake not to engage in further cultural contacts with South Africa will have their names deleted from future lists.] 87-09713 *All material in these Notes and Documents may be freely reprinted. Acknowledgement, together with a copy of the publication containing the reprint, would be appreciated. United Nations, NewYork 10017 UNITED NATIONS .0 CENTRE AGAINST APARTHEID

INTRODUCTION The first Register of entertainers, actors and others who have performed in apartheid South Africa since 1981 was issued in October 1983 at the request of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid, as part of the cultural boycott against South Africa mandated by a number of General Assembly resolutions. In December 1984 and February 1986, the second and third Registers appeared, with consolidated lists of such performers. Both Registers also contained lists of those persons whose names had been deleted from the Register after they had pledged not to engage in further cultural contacts with South Africa as long as the apartheid system prevailed. Since the first Register appeared, Governments, intergovernmental and non- governmental organizations and individuals, including performers, have expressed their appreciation for the initiative, which has aided them in their efforts to enforce a cultural boycott of South Africa. Many of the artists whose names were in the Register subsequently stated their abhorrence of apartheid, pledged not to perform in South Africa while apartheid is in existence, and asked to have their names deleted. As monitoring of cultural collaboration has improved and the Register also has become more complete and better known, artists have become increasingly unwilling to suffer the adverse publicity of appearing on the Register. Also, as the situation in South Africa has continued to deteriorate under the state of emergency reimposed in June 1986, it has become less and less acceptable for artists and others to collaborate with South Africa. Nevertheless, many artists, predominantly from some Western States, continue to perform in South Africa. Therefore, despite considerable progress made by the international community in enforcing the cultural boycott, much remains to be done to persuade artists not to collaborate with South Africa. At its forty-first session, the General Assembly, by resolution 41/35 H of 10 November 1986 entitled "Concerted international action for the elimination of apartheid", renewed its call for a cultural boycott and appealed to "all Governments and organizations to take appropriate action for the cessation of all academic, cultural, scientific and sport relations that would support the apartheid r4gime of South Africa, as well as relations with individuals, institutions and other bodies endorsing or based on apartheid". In support of this appeal, and in accordance with other relevant resolutions of the General Assembly, the Special Committee is now publishing this fourth Register of entertainers, actors and others who have collaborated with South Africa, in the hope that, particularly in the light of the grave situation in that country, artists will, by refraining from offering their talents to aid the regime, join the international community in its efforts to put an end to apartheid. The Special Committee wishes to appeal to all those whose names are included in the first part of the Register to end their cultural ties with South Africa and to send a pledge that they will not perform in South Africa until the apartheid system has been eliminated, so that their names can be

-ii removed from the Register. It also urges Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and others to take further action to persuade those concerned to do so. The Special Committee also wishes to express its gratitude to all those who have shown their support for the people of South Africa in the past and at this critical time, and to urge them to continue their efforts to help bring about an end to cultural and all other forms of collaboration with South Africa.

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

Argentina Bruno Leonardo Gelber, Adolfo Waitzman, composer* / Dale Baker, ballet dancer* Gary Doherty, ballet dancer Andy Gibb, singer (lives in the ) Dave Mills, singer Helen Reddy, singer (lives in the United States) Robert Samuels, actor* Patrick Thomas, conductor* Austria Karin Adam, violinist* Murray Dickie, opera conductor Stolz Einzi J.F* Holzleiter, leader of the Salzburger Stierwascher, folk and dance group Grundula Janowitz, soprano Alexander Ali Rahbari, conductor (formerly from Iran) Salzburger Stierwascher, folk and dance group Christa Schrammein Heiner Schraammein Uhplattergruppe Westdorf Vienna Boys Choir Stefan Vladar, pianist* Berry Walter, singer Erik Werba, accompanist Month and year May 1981 February 1987 April 1986 April 1981 January 1984 October 1981 May 1981 December 1986 February 1987 May 1986 January 1982 February 1983 April 1983 August 1984 October 1981, 1985 and May 1986 April 1983 September 1983 September 1983 September-October 1983 August 1981 April 1986 September 1983 September-October 1983 Tom van Cauwenberg, ballet dancer Expressiegroep Vredoni, musical group Annick Lenelle, trapeze artiste Charles Vanderzand, conductor* Vanya Elias-Jos4, pianist Douglas Iuri, pianist* July 1982 August 1983 December 1985 February 1986 February 1981 January 1986 *Names marked with an asterisk indicate those who were not included in the previous Registers.

Month and year Ron Alexander, dancer Joanne Bergen, art dealer* Miguel Brown, dancer Angela Cheng, pianist Marc-Andri Hamelin Lorenzo Michaud, president, Quebec International Book Fair* Ick Coo Moon, pianist June 1981 February 1987 September 1984 January 1984 September 1983 January-February 1987 January 1984 Cyprus Marios Papadopoulos, pianist (lives in the United Kingdom) * Denmark Egon Madsen, ballet dancer Marie-Claire Alain, organist Pierre Amoyal, violinist* Pierre Cardin, fashion designer Jean Philippe Collard, musician Jacques Delacote, conductor Jacqueline Douguet, dancer (lives in the United States)* Alan Harrison, circus performer* Erik Heidsieck, pianist Johnny Martin, entertainer Lizzy Mercierdescloux, singer Stephane Ode, tumbler Dani~le Pascal, cabaret star R6gis Pasquier Yves Rault, pianist Pascal Rog4, pianist* , Federal Republic of August 1986 July 1983 September 1983 and January 1984 May 1986 August 1983 May 1983 July 1985 January-March 1986 December 1986 January 1984 May 1983 August 1983 December 1985 June 1985, March 1986 and February-March 1987 March 1985 January 1986 May 1986 Boney M, pop group, Marcia Barrett Frank Farion Liz Mitchell Regie Tsiboe Mazie Williams composed of% March 1984 Canada

Germany, Federal Republic of (cont'd) Wolfgang Bothe, conductor* Michael Borneman, musician Sieglind Bruhn, piano accompanist Nina Burell, dancer (married to Scott Burell, lives in the United States) Scott Burell, dancer (lives in the United States) Computerised Dancing Waters, circus performers* Eurythmeum Stuttgart dance troupe German folk dancers from Reichelsheim (near Frankfurt) Goombay dance band, reggae group Heino, folk singer Horst Jankowski, pianist Cornelia Kallish, singer Matthias Kirschnereit, pianist* Rolf Klose, artist Wolfram Lorenzen, pianist* Mediumterzeit, music trio Carla Pohl, opera singer (South African-born) Peter Rieckhoff, clarinetist* Binette Schroeder, artist Elke Somer, actress Stuttgart trio Supermax rock group Peter Timmerman Trachten Gruppe Gschwend Christoph ullrich, pianist* Rose Wagermann Christian Zacharias, pianist 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 Janis Vakarelis, pianist Mary Vassilou, teacher of traditional dance Christalde Vollotis, singer Month and year February 1987 September 1983 February 1984 May 1981 May 1981 December 1986 March 1984 July 1984 August-October 1983 February 1982 October 1981 February 1984 January 1986 April 1984 February 1986 and February 1987 March 1984 July 1985 February 1987 April 1984 July 1984 January 1982 March 1981 September 1983 October 1981 January 1986 September 1983 September 1985 July 1984 July 1984 March 1982 October 1981 July 1984 July 1984 October 1981 and March 1982 April 1985 July 1984 October 1981 Ireland Geraldine Branagan, singer Michael Bryan, singer/songwriter Margo Burns, singer Trevor Burns, singer Phil Coulter, pop music producer October 1982 June 1985 September 1984 September 1984 May 1983

Ireland (cont'd) Joe Dolan, 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, singer/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 Ralanana Dance Centre Group Rivka Raz, singer-actress Joram Rosov, professor of arts and design Shalom Dancers, dance troupe* Elyakum Shapirra, conductor* Yoel Shar, entertainer Tzavtaz, folk group Arie Vardi, pianist David Zar, singer/composer Asaf Zehar, pianist October 1981 and September 1983 January 1983 April 1983 September 1985 September 1985 1985 and August 1986 August 1986 August 1982 June 1982 April 1985 April 1983 March 1984 and August 1986 February 1986 March 1984 May 1983 February 1983 February 1983 August 1986 September 1983 August 1981 June 1982 May 1983 January 1983 February 1986 August 1983 April 1982 April 1982 August 1984 February 1983 November 1984 August 1986 March 1986 January 1983 October 1981 October 1981 and August 1986 February 1983 May 1984 Italyv Laura Antonelli, actress Luigi Alberto Bianchi, violist Biasini Family, circus performers* Paola Bruni, pianist* March 1984 April 1981 December 1986 January 1986 Month and year

Italy (cont'd) Maria Chiara, opera singer Coro Illersberg Folk Group Fiorenza Cossotta, opera singer Carlo Cossutta, opera singer Cycling Wanders, circus performers* Princess Ira Furstenberg, actress Marcella Gudeli, pianist Ida Kulanka, mime Giorgio Lamberti, opera singer Orazio Maione, pianist* Elena Mauti-Nunziata, opera singer Francesca Merola, singer Sebastiano, magician* Robert Selvilli, singer Marina Specifico, mime Ernesto Veronelli, opera singer Yasuli Hayashi, opera singer Yoshinuri Kikuchi, conductor Shigenori Kudo, flutist* Yoshimi Takeda, conductor Yoko Watanabe, opera singer Mexico Beautiful Michell, circus performer* Folkloristiche Dance Group Heintje (Hein Simons), singer W.F. Hermans Gerard Reve, writer Month and year August 1984 October 1981 September 1981 June 1981 December 1986 March 1983 January 1984 August 1981 September 1981 January 1986 September 1981 March 1985 March 1986 March 1985 August 1981 July 1985 April 1983 April 1985 May 1986 June 1982 September 1985 December 1986 October 1981 February 1983 March 1983 June 1984 New Zealand Ricky May, jazz singer February 1984 Paraguay Los Mensajeros, band Amalia Rodriguez, singer Tony Silva (Herman Jos6), singer/humourist September 1983 September 1983 May 1983

Puerto Rico Dax Xenos, singer Republic of Korea Kimera, pop singer (lives in ) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Sylvester MacKintosh, saxophonist,* a member of the Jerry Jerome and the Cardells band (lives in Canada)* Spain Agrupaci6n Coral de Elizondo Bonegio Dance Company. Fernando Bonegio, guitarist Julia Bonegio, dancer Nadia Bonegio,dancer* Rafl Bonegio, guitarist Carmen Cantelar, dancer* Liza de Vega, dancer* Tomas Sanchez, dancer* Montserrat Caballi, opera singer Federico Cerva, dancer Pilar de Huelva, dancer* Antonio del Castillo, dancer/choreographer Concha de Triana, dancer* Luis Dorvis, guitarist Demetrios Fernandez, guitarist* Enrique Garcfa-Asencio, conductor Alfredo Kraus, opera singer Maruja Lean, dancer* Luisa Lobato, dancer* Manuela Maya, dancer* Soledad Mirallas, dancer* Mercedes Molina Dance Company (Luisa Cortes, director) Jos6 Montoya Spanish Dance Theatre Rafael Orazco, pianist Elvira Reyes, dancer Angel Romero, classical guitarist (lives in the United States) La Marina Royas, guitarist Esteban Salamanca, flamenco singer Enrique Segovia, dancer Month and year August 1983 July 1985 January-June 1982 April 1984 September 1984 and May 1986 September 1984 and May 1986 May 1986 September 1984 and May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 April 1982 August 1982 May 1986 March 1985, March-May 1986 May 1986 September 1984 May 1986 September 1981, May 1985 and February 1986 June 1981 May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 May 1986 August 1984 and June 1985 May-June 1985 February 1983 April 1985 August 1981 September 1984 September 1984 and May-June 1985 June 1985

Spain (cont'd) Isabel Soler, dancer* Pedro Soler, guitarist Valcamba, music group Miguel Vargas, flamenco singer* 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) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland February 1986 April 1983 and February 1986 March 1984 February 1986 Month and year August 1983 September 1983 September 1983 January-June 1982 Janine Andrews, actress Jeffrey Archer, novelist John Arnold, conductor Frank Barrie, actor Shirley Bassey, singer 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 and examiner* Anthony Caro, sculptor Collin Carr, cellist Bruno Carter, ballet dancer John Casson, actor Christopher Cazenove, actor Dianne Chandler, singer Nicholas Clay, actor John Clegg, pianist Shirley Conran, writer Ray Davies, singer June 1983 August 1983 June 1985 August 1984 October 1981 and March 1984 December 1982 July 1981 January 1983 January 1981 and in 1985 August 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 August 1981 August 1984 May 1983 April 1985

United Kingdom (cont'd) 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 The Fortunes, pop band:* Rod Alan* Philip Fowke, pianist Edward Fox, actor Claire Francis, writer and yachtswomn Stuart Gillies, singer Bob Gladwin, entertainment agent Rudy Glipin, disc jockey Henry Goodman, actor Kenneth Griffity, actor Pamela Haines, novelist 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* 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, composed of: Deborah Carter Ellis Parker Fermin Goytisolo Dennie Sierra Willie Hall James Taylor Hazel King Edward Webster Thomas Maddox 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 February-March 1987 June 1985 March 1985(see also p. 14) November 1983 February 1982 March 1985 June 1983 December 1985 October 1983 April 1983 July 1983 July 1983 November 1982 November- December 1983 June 1981 November 1983 February-August 1983 July 1986 February 1986 September 1983 September 1983 September 1983 March 1984 November 1983 October 1981 May 1984 Month and year

-10- United Kingdom (cont'd) Nikki Kelly, actress Trevor Kelly, comedian Eddie Kidd, stuntman Adam Kidron, record producer Roger Kitter, comedian Nicholas Kynaston, organist* Penny Lane, cabaret artist Richard Lawrence, opera singer Christine le Brocq, actress Jona Lewis, singer/songwriter John Lillwill, pianist Elizabeth Longford, journalist Richard Loring, singer Derik Malcolm, film critic Illa Malcolmson, dancer Male Voice Choir of Wales2/ Marmalade, pop band* Mary Mason, cabaret artist Peter Maxwell, entertainer Marius May, cellist Tom McAllister, musician Barry McGrath, dancer Malcolm McLaren, musician Stephanie McLean, actress Michael Meyer, playwright Midnight Flyers, singing group Michael Milligan, comedian Kevin Moore, actor Jean Munro-Martin, disco dancer Jimmy Nairn, singer Anthony Newly, entertainer _/ Steve Newman, guitarist Mariana Nicolesco, opera singer Margaret Orr, dancer Tim Plewman, actor Rick Podell, comedian Robert Powell, actor Katie Rabbett, model Oliver Reed, actor* Allyson Rees, actress Roy Reynolds, artist* Peter Rice, stage designer Jeff Richer, choreographer* Jean St. Clair, actress Peter Sarsted, singer Leo Sayer, singer Leonard Schach, film director Month and year September, December 1983 and January 1984 August 1982 March 1984 August 1983 October 1983 January 1987 July 1983 May 1984 November 1983 May 1982 June 1981 October 1983 November 1982 April 1983 November 1983 October 1981, February 1983 and May 1986 May-June 1986 October 1981 April-May 1983 February 1984 April 1983 June 1981 March 1983 August 1983 March 1982 November 1985 March 1982 and August-September 1983 November 1983 May 1981 November-December 1982 December 1984 March 1984 June 1981 November 1983 November 1983 May 1984 March-April 1985 (see also p.14) 1981 October 1986 April 1984 July 1986 June 1981 January 1986 June 1982 September 1982 January 1982 July 1985

-11- United Kingdom (contd) Month and year Gerald Seymour, novelist Barry Sheene, actor/entertainer George Sherman, pianist Andrew Smart, dancer Robina Smart, dancer (wife of Andrew Smart) Stella Starr, singer Robert Stephens, actor Ronnie Stevens, actor Russell Stone, singer Donald Swann, pianist The Swinging Blue Jeans, pop band* David Sycamore, ballroom dancer Bernie Taupin, songwriter David Taylor, conductor* Brian Torff, bass player Toto Coelo, band The Tremeloes, pop band* The Troggs, pop band:* Reg Presley* Stan Urban, pop pianist* 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 Barbara Woodhouse, dog trainer/ television personality Mark Wynter, actor Brian Yemm, comedian/singer Anita Young, dancer June 1985 August 1983 October 1981 September 1983 September 1983 May 1983 January 1982 March 1982 December 1982 September 1982 May-June 1986 October 1982 October 1983 August 1986 and February-March 1987 October 1981 September 1983 February-March 1987 May-June 1986 May-June 1986 May 1983 October 1982 September-October 1982 November 1982 October 1982 April 1984 September 1984 Late 1982 to early 1983 August- September 1982 August 1981 November-December 1983 January 1983 April 1983 United States of America Jim Abrahams, film maker America, country rock group, composed of Gerry Beckley Darvey Bernell Bob Anderson, singer Paul Anka, singer Susan Anton, singer/actress Bellamy Brothers, country music singers C.L. Blast, singer Norman Boehm, pianist Ernest Borgnine, actor Gwen Brisco, singer September 1984 October 1981 June 1981 May 1982 April 1982 August 1984 December 1981 January 1983 January 1982 December 1981, September 1983 and January 1984

-12- United States (cont'd) Month and year Shirley Brown, singer Glen Campbell, country music singer Clarence Carter, singer Ray Charles, singer Cher, singer/actress Rita Coolidge, singer Kelly Danyluk Valerie Errante, singer Jack Faulla, ballet dancer Renee Fleming, singer Carla Fontang, jazz trombonist George Forest Milos Forman, film director 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 star Richard Hatch Goldie Hawn, actress Richard Groove Holmes, jazz musician Jimmy Bo Horne, singer Susan Howard, actress Peanuts Hucko, jazz clarinetist Suzie Hyde, dancer Janis Ian, singer David Jackson, jazz musician Willie "Gator" Jackson, jazz musician Marine Jahana, dancer Oliver Johnson, jazz musician Jack Jones, singer Sue Jorgensen, ice skater Fern Kinney Eartha Kitt, singer/actress* Louis Lane, conductor David Lively, pianist* Love Machine, dancers and singers Peter Mancer Dancers and Reborn Ann Margret, 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, gospel singer Kenworth Moffett, art critic* Marion Vernett Moore, opera singer October 1981 November 1981 October 1982 and February 1984 October 1981 August 1981 August 1981 November 1984 January 1984 November 1984 January 1984 November 1981 November 1981 September 1984 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 September 1981 November 1981 September- October 1983 April 1981 July 1985 August 1981 January 1987 June 1981 March 1986 November 1983 October 1981 February 1982 September 1983 January 1982 January 1984 September 1982 February 1987 February 1984 October 1986 January 1984 -13 - United States (cont'd) Month and year New York Barbers' Shop and Agrupaci6n Coral de Elizando Linda Oliphant, singer Charles Pace Alan J. Pakula, film director Russell Peters, pianist Tim Reid ("Venus Flytrap"), television star Linda Ronstadt, rock singer Telly ("Kojaku) Savalas, actor Shirley Scott, singer Neil Sedaka, singer Sharon Shackleford Sha Na Na, rock group Terrence Shank, director* Frank Sinatra, singer Diana Solomon, singer Candi Staton, singer Dakota Staton, jazz musician Jonathan Sternberg, conductor* Joseph Swenson, violinist Buddy Tate, jazz saxophonist John Thomas, jazz musician Stanley Turrentine, jazz artist Leo Variety, leader of Variations Band Village People, band Lovelace Watkins, singer "Wavey" legs, breakdancer, member of the Dynamic Rockers Ronny Whyte, pianist Aaron Williams, ventriloquist Willy, juggler William C. Witter, actor Robert Wright Oxana Yablonskaya, pianist Robert Yokabaskas, ice skater Saul Zaentz, film director Mark Zeltser, pianist Efrem Zimbalist, actor October 1981 December 1981 November 1981 March 1983 January 1984 April 1981 May 1983 January 1982 September 1982 May 1982 June 1981 November 1981 February 1986 and February 1987 August 1981 October 1981 March 1981 September 1981 February-March 1987 August 1984 February 1981 September-October 1983 October 1982 March 1981 December 1981 January 1981 July 1984 September 1983 May 1981 September 1984 September 1983 November 1981 November 1985 July 1985 September 1984 May 1981 January 1982 Nationality unknown Tonkins Anderson, dancer Ayalla Family, circus performers* Basia, musician Wolfgang Benz, pianist* Pim Broere, concert agent (lives in the United States)*4/ Alexander Brussilovsky, violinist* Bennett Clark, cellist* Edgar Cosma November 1984 December 1986 September 1983 February 1987 August 1986 April 1986 November 1985

-14- Nationality unknown (cont'd) Month and year Steven de Groote June 1982 Eva Graubin, conductor June 1983 Omri Hadari, conductor* March 1986 Caroline Hallet, actress May 1985 Sidney Harth, conductor* August 1986 Steve Jackson, author* August 1986 Janusz, musician September 1983 Klaus Kanngiesser, cellist January 1982 Kopezynski, musician September 1983 Rainier Kussman, violinist January 1982 Claudia Leoni, dancer July 1985 Joe Puszta, circus performer* December 1986 Andrzej Ratusinski, pianist* February 1986 Paul Roche, poet (lives in the United States)* June 1986 Galina Samsova, ballet dancer July 1983 and (reported to have Canadian and Israeli nationalities) April 1985 Mirek and Zdenka Sineko and family, balancing act* March 1986 Sharron Strime, dancer November 1984 Nadav Tel-Oren December 1985 Fred Wachs, violinist* April 1986 Bryan Watson, dancer July 1985 Toni White, actress May 1985 Robert Wilkie, circus performer* December 1986 Victor Yampolsky, conductor January 1983 The following were listed as coming from Taiwan Province: Lydia Wong, violinist May 1985 Tang Yun, violinist July 1985 Shaka Zulu film The television epic Shaka Zulu, purporting 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.

-15- Following is a list of the most prominent foreign personnel known to have taken part* Nationality Frank Agrama* Ed Harper* Bill Lenny* Alec Mills* Edward Fox Fiona Fuller ton* Trevor Howard* Christopher Lee* Robert Powell Roy Dotrice* Kenneth Griffith* Gordon Jackson* Peter MacDonald* Bunty Philips* Harmony Gold Chief Executive Officer (called "Associate Producer" in film promotional material) Producer Executive Editor Director of Photography Actor Actress Actor Actor Actor Actor Actor Actor Assistant Director Make-up artist unknown United Kingdom United States United Kingdom United Kingdom (see also p. 8) United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom (see also p. 9) United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom Notes Y_/ 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.

-16- All members of the Welsh Choir registered in South African hotels as "Jones". The British Anti-Apartheid Movement, however, obtained and provided to the Special Committee against Apartheid the following incomplete list of names: Cymbach Caldicott and District D.B. Davies (Secretary) Ossie Davies William Davis (former member) Ted Fry Andrew Gordon Martin James Ken Jones Malcolm Jones Allan Lloyd Mao Matthews John Merriman (ex-Chairman) Tom Millard Gwyn Owen Allan Ponting David Rhys Arwyn Richards Noel Smith Emlyn Thomas Dereck Williams David Chown Alan Collins Glyn Cooper Hayden Davies (Public Relations Officer) Alun Evans (Vice-President) Olivia Franklin David Gould Tony Hancock Tom Hole Gerald Hughes Colin Jones (Committee member) Ken Lewis Aldwyn Pugh Allan Rowles David Stocker (Committee member) Idris Windos G. Harris Gwilym Rhys Jones Gwynoy Jones Danny Leahie Collin Leonard John Morgan swan Roberts David W. Thomas Froncysyllte Barry Strutt 2_/ He was scheduled to perform in December 1984; it is whether he did. not certain I/ Mr. Broere is South Afrlca's leading classical music impressario, according to the Daily News (Durban) of 12 December 1986. Also

-17- Annex DELETIONS FROM THE REGISTER Since the first Register of entertainers, actors and others who have performed in apartheid South Africa was published in October 1983, the Centre against Apartheid has received pledges from the following persons, whose names had appeared in the Register, that they would no longer perform in South Africa. Their names have, therefore, been deleted from the present Register. Name of artist Nationality Arnaldo Cohen, pianist Rolf Harris, singer Kalevi Olli, singer Maurice Hasson, violinist Alain Lombard, opera conductor Cecile Ousset, pianist Othmar Maga, conductor Yannis Markopoulos, composer Nana Mouskouri, singer Elsa Verghi, actress Nicos Xanthopoulos, singer Tony Allen, singer Mick Foster, singer Mitch T. Mitchell, singer Mary O'Hara, singer Hal Roche, comedian Lydia Mordkovitch, violinist Mitsuko Shirai, opera singer Ingrid Bjoner, opera singer Einar Steen-Nokleberg, singer Dong-Suk Kang, violinist Joaquin Achucarro, pianist Julio Iglesias, singer Nicolai Gedda, opera singer Mary Stavin, actress Silvia Marcovici, violinist Andreas Vollenweider, musician Air Supply, pop group Christian Blackshaw, pianist Marti Caine, singer/entertainer Robert Cohen, cellist Imogen Cooper, pianist Francis Grier, musician Maurice Handford, conductor Elton John, singer Queen, musical group Cliff Richard, pop singer Janusz Piotrowicz Stechley, pianist Shakin Stevens, rock singer Argentina Australia Finland France France France Germany, Federal Greece Greece Greece Greece Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland Ireland Israel Japan Norway Norway Republic of Korea Spain Spain Sweden Switzerland (form Israel) Switzerland United Kingdom United Kingdom united Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom Republic of erly from

-18- Name of artist Nationality Rod Stewart, rock singer United Kingdom Jacek Strauch, opera singer United Kingdom Bonnie Tyler, singer United Kingdom Rick Wakeman, rock musician United Kingdom Kim Wilde, singer United Kingdom George Benson, jazz musician United States Brook Benton, jazz musician United States Shelley Berman, comedian United States Chicago, rock group United States Chick Corea, jazz musician United States Andrae Crouch, gospel singer United States Buddy de Franco, clarinetist United States "Divine" (Harris Glen Milstead), comedian United States Champion Jack Dupree, singer United States Peter Eros, conductor United States Peter Fonda, actor United States Terry Gibbs, jazz vibraphonist United States Danniebelle Hall, gospel singer United States Joe Henderson, saxophonist United States Howard Hessman, television star United States Millie Jackson, singer United States Gary Karr, bass virtuoso United States Howard Keel, singer United States Audrey Landers, singer/actress United States Judith Landers, singer/actress United States Jaime Laredo, violinist United States Michael Love (Beach Boys) United States Barry Manilow, singer United States Curtis Mayfield, singer United States Stephanie Mills, singer United States Liza Minnelli, singer/actress United States Dolly Parton, country music singer United States Ruggiero Ricci, violinist United States Kenny Rogers, country music singer United States Richard Roundtree, actor United States Dmitry Sitkovetsky, violinist United States Jimmy Smith, jazz pianist United States Staple Singers United States Tina Turner, rock singer United States Carl Wilson (Beach Boys) United States Pia Zadora, actress United States Michael Zwerin, jazz musician United States Although the name of the Osmond Brothers does not appear in the Register, they apparently toured South Africa in 1980. However, the Centre against Apartheid received a pledge from the Osmond Brothers, Marie Osmond and Donny Osmond that they would not visit that country again as long as the apartheid system prevailed. Their names, therefore, are included on the list of those who have pledged not to appear in apartheid South Africa.

-19 The Special Committee also considered the case of the well-known United States singer and composer Paul Simon who recorded an album in South Africa. After receiving Mr. Simon's pledge that he did not intend to perform in South Africa while apartheid prevailed, the Special Committee decided not to place his name on the Register.