Struthers' screen credits have been far more sporadic, including small but memorable roles in "Five Easy Pieces" (1970) and "The Getaway" (1972). At the outset of the 1980s, she found herself typecast as Gloria Stivic (although she had left the role in 1978). Bowing to the casting, she starred in "Gloria" (CBS, 1982-83) as a now divorced Mrs. Stivic, but the show failed to enchant viewers. Struthers turned to the stage, appearing opposite Rita Moreno in the 1985 distaff version of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" at the Ahmanson Theatre in L.A. and the Broadhurst Theatre on Broadway. By 1986, Struthers was back on series TV, this time in the syndicated version of the movie "9 to 5," and doing frequent commercial pitches. Although a one-time singer with Spike Jones Jr.'s band, Struthers began a career as a voice actor on several animated series. As early as 1971, she became Pebbles Flintstone on the CBS' animated series "Pebbles and Bamm Bamm". Struthers continued doing voice work as a regular and guest on such shows as "The Charmkins", "Dinosaurs", "Duckman" and "The New Adventures of Mother Goose". Although the kewpie-doll figure of Gloria Stivic gave way with the years, Struthers retained the girlish, believable manner, which she also lent to many TV spots for her pet charity, the Christian Children's Fund. She appeared in the national tour of the revival of the hit stage musical "Grease" in 1995-96, including a stint on Broadway and later headlined the tour of "Annie", playing the evil Miss Hannigan.