Natalie Talmadge, a notable figure of the silent film era, is best remembered for her role as Virginia Canfield in Buster Keaton's comedy classic, *Our Hospitality* (1923). As the middle sister in the Talmadge family, she was surrounded by the talents of her sisters, Constance and Norma, both of whom carved out their own successful paths in Hollywood. While Natalie’s filmography may be brief, her connection to Keaton and the legacy of the Talmadge name make her work especially sought after by collectors. Collectors prize *Our Hospitality* for its unique blend of physical comedy and charming storytelling, showcasing Keaton's unmistakable talent. Natalie's involvement in this film not only solidifies her place in film history but also adds to its allure as a collectible. Additionally, her early career as a script girl for Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle and her supporting roles in several of her sister Norma's films—though many now lost—further enhance her appeal in the eyes of film enthusiasts and historians alike.