He once operated correspondence classes that sent students (*) footprint diagrams as instructional aids.  
This man made radio history when he organized a broadcast of the "Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech" to people remotely listening at Atlanta's Capital City Club.  After A&amp;W root beer, a company founded by this man was the second-ever firm to become a nationwide franchise.  This man taught pupils as diverse as Manuel Quezon, Jack Dempsey and Eleanor Roosevelt.  In the film The Fleet, Betty Hutton popularized a number titled for how this man instructed her "in a hurry".  He once operated correspondence classes that sent students (*) footprint diagrams as instructional aids.  This man's wife, born Kathryn Kohnfelder, hosted his namesake "Party" television show in the 1950s and would waltz with him at the end of each episode.  For 10 points, identify this namesake of some places you might go to learn how to ballroom dance at your wedding.
This man made radio history when he organized a broadcast of the "Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech" to people remotely listening at Atlanta's Capital City Club.  
Arthur Murray [or Arthur Murray Teichman or Moses Teichmann]