for the part of Frodo Baggins, for which she did not receive screen credit. In 1980, Baird, along with the other Mouseketeers, did a television special for The Wonderful World of Disney, reprising her "tap dancing while jumping rope" routine. She then joined a smaller number of her colleagues in performing live shows at Disneyland on weekends for several years during the early 1980s. Later life In 1984, Baird appeared on stage in the comedy special Gallagher: Over Your Head, doing a tap dancing routine and assisting Gallagher during his famous Sledge-O-Matic routine. For the critically panned cult film Ratboy, she played the title character under heavy makeup, being credited as S.L. Baird to hide her gender. Baird gradually ceased doing professional engagements in the 1990s. She later relocated from Southern California to Reno, Nevada. Film Bloodhounds of Broadway (1952) - Little Elida (uncredited) Artists and Models (1955) - Dancer (uncredited) Pufnstuf (1970) - Shirley Pufnstuf The Lord of the Rings (1978) - Model for Frodo Baggins Ratboy (1986) - Eugene / Ratboy (credited as S. L. Baird) Television Death Valley Days: 1 episode (1954) - Lotta Crabtree Disneyland: 3 episodes (1955–1957) - Mouseketeer Sharon The Mickey Mouse Club: (1955–1958) - Mouseketeer Sharon, also sang in 1 episode H.R. Pufnstuf (1969) - Lady Boyd, Judy Frog, Stupid Bat, Shirley Pufnstuf, Toadinov (Suit Performer or Voice) The Bugaloos (1970-1972) - Funky Rat, Peter Platter (Voices) Lidsville (1971) - Raunchy Rabbit (Suit Performer) New Zoo Revue series regular (1972) - Charlie the Owl Sigmund and the Sea Monsters (1973) - Big Daddy Ooze, Woman at Phone Booth Land of the Lost (1974-1975) - Sa (Voice) The Wonderful World of Disney: (1980) - Mouseketeer Sharon Dumbo's Circus (1985) - Lionel the LionThe Mother Goose Video Treasury (1987) - The Numbers Lady, Little Miss MuffettThe Mickey Mouse Club Story'' (1995) - Herself References External links Sharon Baird profile 20th-century American actresses American film actresses American television actresses Living people Mouseketeers Actresses from Seattle Year of birth missing (living people)