Savoy (disambiguation)

Savoy or The Savoy may refer to:

• Savoy, a type of cabbage which has curly leaves
• Savoy crackers, made by Arnott's Biscuits Holdings, sold in South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania, Australia
• Savoy Declaration, reformed statement of faith and modification to the Westminster Confession
• Savoy Operation, 1975 PLO terrorist attack at the Savoy Hotel, Tel-Aviv, Israel
• Plymouth Savoy, an American automobile

People

• House of Savoy, the house or dynasty of the former Italian Royal Family
• Andy Savoy (born 1963), Canadian politician and engineer
• Gene Savoy (1927-2009), American author and explorer
• Marc Savoy (born 1940), Cajun accordionist and accordion maker
• Nick Savoy (born 1974), American entrepreneur
• Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663-1736), Austrian Habsburg military leader
• Teresa Ann Savoy (born 1955), British-born actress

Places

• Savoy, a historical region in western Europe
  • Duchy of Savoy, that ruled there in the Middle Ages
  • House of Savoy, dynasty of nobles who traditionally had their domain there

For the two French départements of the region Rhône-Alpes, see Savoie, Haute-Savoie, and Pays de Savoie.

• See also : Savoie (disambiguation)

India

• Savoy Hotel (Mussoorie), built in 1902 on a hill station in Uttarakhand state

Ireland

• The Savoy Cinema, Dublin

Malta

• Savoy, a zone of Sliema

Russia

• Savoy Hotel (Moscow), in Central Moscow

South Africa

• Savoy Estate, Gauteng, a suburb of Johannesburg

United Kingdom

• Savoy Hotel
  • Savoy Palace
  • Precinct of the Savoy
  • Savoy Pier
  • Savoy Theatre
• The Savoy, a former name of the Safari Cinema in Croydon, demolished 2005

United States

• Savoy, Illinois
• Savoy, Massachusetts
• Savoy, Texas
• Savoy, Wisconsin, a ghost town
• Savoy Ballroom, in Harlem, Manhattan, New York City
• The Savoy (Indianapolis, Indiana), included on the National Register of Historic Places listings in Center Township, Marion County, Indiana

Entertainment

• Savoy opera, meaning comic opera in the style of Gilbert and Sullivan, as performed at the Savoy Theatre until about 1903
• Savoy (band), Norwegian-American rock trio, featuring Paul Waaktaar-Savoy and his wife Lauren Savoy
• Savoy Bearcats, American jazz band
• Savoy Brown, British blues band
• Savoy Pictures, independent motion picture company in operation from 1992 to 1997
• Savoy Records, two record labels, one in the USA (mostly jazz), and the other in the UK (mostly rock)
• "Savoy Truffle", song by George Harrison
• Sovay, a folk song in which a woman puts her "true love" to a test

Literature

• Hotel Savoy (novel), by Joseph Roth
• Savoy (magazine), Chicago-based "National Affluent African-American Magazine"
• The Savoy (periodical), 1896 London literary magazine