Shown at PFA in 1973 and again by popular demand in '74, San Francisco Good Times was described by its makers Francovich and Gene Rosow, both Berkeley residents at the time, in the following humble terms: "Good Times, Bad Times bebops your mind in this lively documentary of the golden years in San Francisco. The only film in the world about an underground newspaper and the best of them, the San Francisco Good Times. Starring all the people who brought you the sixties: rock stars and rock throwers, acid tongues and acid heads: Peter Townsend, Bill Graham, Timothy Leary, Marvin Garson, The Magic Floating Lotus Opera Company, The Berkeley Astrology Guild. See earth men fight the aliens in People's Park. Hear street music and clanging jail doors. Come on baby let the Good Times roll. Come on baby let me thrill your soul. This film is a must."